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Idaho vs Oregon electricity prices: 11.82 ¢ against 15.37 ¢ per kWh

25.2 pointsPrice change since 2015: Idaho +19%, Oregon +44%

38 places apart: Idaho #46, Oregon #8 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. price change, 2026 to date Idaho +12.0%, Oregon +1.4%; heat pump saving on gas Idaho -48%, Oregon +12%. Typical bills differ by $24 a month, higher in Oregon.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $287 ($110 a month in Idaho, $134 in Oregon). Since 2015 the home price rose +19.0% in Idaho and +44.2% in Oregon: 25.2 points more in Oregon. Against the U.S. home average Idaho sits at -31.7% and Oregon at -11.2%.

Idaho against Oregon: widest gaps

Idaho against Oregon, the widest gaps
MeasureIdahoOregonGapRank (of 51)
Price change since 2015+19%+44%-25.2 points#46 / #8
Price change, 2026 to date+12.0%+1.4%+10.6 points#10 / #44
Heat pump saving on gas-48%+12%-59.3 points#40 / #14
Heat pump break-even COP4.432.65+1.78#6 / #32
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh11.8215.37-3.55 ¢#50 / #26
Solar output per kW1,3711,130+241#27 / #49
Major-event outage minutes92334-243#37 / #16
Smart meters, share of homes81%93%-11.6 points#32 / #15
Homes on retail supply0.0%0.0%+0.0 points#25 / #41
Heating degree-days, normal year7,2205,633+1,587#12 / #26

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

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Idaho and Oregon: price over time

Home price, Idaho and Oregon, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearIdahoOregonGap to U.S.
20107.998.87-3.55
20117.879.54-3.85
20128.679.80-3.21
20139.329.90-2.81
20149.7210.47-2.80
20159.9310.66-2.72
20169.9510.66-2.60
201710.0410.66-2.85
201810.1510.98-2.72
20199.8911.01-3.12
20209.9511.17-3.20
202110.1611.37-3.50
202210.3711.42-4.67
202311.0512.73-4.95
202411.5214.70-4.96
202511.8215.37-5.48

Idaho 7.99 to 11.82 ¢ and Oregon 8.87 to 15.37 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Typical bill by month, Idaho and Oregon: 12 rows
MonthIdahoOregon
Jan138174
Feb124157
Mar109140
Apr91114
May89108
Jun103117
Jul130142
Aug120141
Sep98114
Oct92119
Nov105132
Dec126154

Monthly typical bill: $89 to $138 in Idaho, $108 to $174 in Oregon.

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Your bill in Idaho and in Oregon

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    Where Idaho and Oregon are alike

    • Home solar per 1,000 accounts: 21.9 and 17.7
    • CO2 per MWh of generation, lb: 313 and 364
    • Clean share with nuclear: 68.5% and 64.5%
    • Solar value of 1 kW: $162 and $174
    • Renewable share of generation: 68.5% and 64.5%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Idaho or Oregon higher on price change since 2015?

    Oregon, by 25.2 points; they rank #46 and #8 of 51.

    Is Idaho or Oregon higher on price change?

    Idaho, by 10.6 points; they rank #10 and #44 of 49.

    Is Idaho or Oregon higher on heat pump saving on gas?

    Oregon, by 59.3 points; they rank #40 and #14 of 45.

    Is Idaho or Oregon higher on heat pump break-even COP?

    Idaho, by 1.78; they rank #6 and #32 of 45.

    Is Idaho or Oregon higher on home price 2025?

    Oregon, by 3.55 ¢; they rank #50 and #26 of 51.

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

    Idaho $104, Oregon $135: $31 apart, energy only.

    Where do Idaho and Oregon match most closely?

    home solar per 1,000 accounts (21.9 and 17.7); CO2 per mwh of generation, lb (313 and 364); clean share with nuclear (68.5% and 64.5%).

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    25.2 points Price change since 2015: Idaho +19%, Oregon +44%