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Idaho vs Nevada electricity prices: 11.82 ¢ against 13.15 ¢ per kWh

9.4 pointsPrice change, 2026 to date: Idaho +12.0%, Nevada +2.6%

31 places apart: Idaho #10, Nevada #41 of 49, the widest of 31 measures. cooling degree-days, normal year Idaho 409, Nevada 1,915; outage minutes a year, SAIDI Idaho 153, Nevada 64. Typical bills differ by $4 a month, higher in Nevada.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $49 ($110 a month in Idaho, $114 in Nevada). Since 2015 the home price rose +19.0% in Idaho and +3.1% in Nevada: 16.0 points more in Idaho. Against the U.S. home average Idaho sits at -31.7% and Nevada at -24.0%.

Idaho against Nevada: widest gaps

Idaho against Nevada, the widest gaps
MeasureIdahoNevadaGapRank (of 49)
Price change, 2026 to date+12.0%+2.6%+9.4 points#10 / #41
Cooling degree-days, normal year4091,915-1,506#38 / #7
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI15364+89#17 / #47
Solar value of 1 kW$162$239-$77#49 / #20
Smart meters, share of homes81%96%-14.7 points#32 / #5
Solar output per kW1,3711,818-447#27 / #1
Heating degree-days, normal year7,2203,762+3,458#12 / #36
Heat pump saving on gas-48%+4%-51.6 points#40 / #17
Heat pump break-even COP4.432.89+1.55#6 / #29
Clean share with nuclear68.5%44.2%+24.3 points#5 / #25

31 measures compared for Idaho and Nevada; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Idaho and Nevada: price over time

Home price, Idaho and Nevada, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearIdahoNevadaGap to U.S.
20107.9912.36-3.55
20117.8711.61-3.85
20128.6711.83-3.21
20139.3211.89-2.81
20149.7212.93-2.80
20159.9312.76-2.72
20169.9511.41-2.60
201710.0411.99-2.85
201810.1511.85-2.72
20199.8912.00-3.12
20209.9511.34-3.20
202110.1611.49-3.50
202210.3713.78-4.67
202311.0516.67-4.95
202411.5215.00-4.96
202511.8213.15-5.48

Idaho 7.99 to 11.82 ¢ and Nevada 12.36 to 13.15 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Typical bill by month, Idaho and Nevada: 12 rows
MonthIdahoNevada
Jan138102
Feb12483
Mar10987
Apr9187
May89111
Jun103151
Jul130176
Aug120183
Sep98131
Oct9292
Nov10583
Dec12685

Monthly typical bill: $89 to $138 in Idaho, $83 to $183 in Nevada.

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Your bill in Idaho and in Nevada

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    Where Idaho and Nevada are alike

    • Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh: 7.98 and 8.08
    • Typical monthly bill, energy only: $110 and $114
    • Bill as share of income: 1.77% and 1.82%
    • Major-event outage minutes: 92 and 96
    • Business price 2025, ¢/kWh: 9.25 and 9.36

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Idaho or Nevada higher on price change?

    Idaho, by 9.4 points; they rank #10 and #41 of 49.

    Is Idaho or Nevada higher on cooling degree-days?

    Nevada, by 1,506; they rank #38 and #7 of 48.

    Is Idaho or Nevada higher on outage minutes a year?

    Idaho, by 89; they rank #17 and #47 of 50.

    Is Idaho or Nevada higher on solar value of 1 kw?

    Nevada, by $77; they rank #49 and #20 of 51.

    Is Idaho or Nevada higher on smart meters?

    Nevada, by 14.7 points; they rank #32 and #5 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Idaho and in Nevada?

    Idaho $104, Nevada $115: $12 apart, energy only.

    Where do Idaho and Nevada match most closely?

    industry price 2025, ¢/kWh (7.98 and 8.08); typical monthly bill, energy only ($110 and $114); bill as share of income (1.77% and 1.82%).

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    9.4 points Price change, 2026 to date: Idaho +12.0%, Nevada +2.6%