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Illinois vs Missouri electricity prices: 17.67 ¢ against 13.30 ¢ per kWh

22.7 pointsPrice change since 2015: Illinois +41%, Missouri +19%

35 places apart: Illinois #12, Missouri #47 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. CO2 per mwh of generation, lb Illinois 472, Missouri 1,444; clean share with nuclear Illinois 67.7%, Missouri 23.0%. Typical bills differ by $11 a month, higher in Missouri.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $137 ($127 a month in Illinois, $138 in Missouri). Since 2015 the home price rose +41.4% in Illinois and +18.6% in Missouri: 22.7 points more in Illinois. Against the U.S. home average Illinois sits at +2.6% and Missouri at -22.8%.

Illinois against Missouri: widest gaps

Illinois against Missouri, the widest gaps
MeasureIllinoisMissouriGapRank (of 51)
Price change since 2015+41%+19%+22.7 points#12 / #47
CO2 per MWh of generation, lb4721,444-972#40 / #5
Clean share with nuclear67.7%23.0%+44.6 points#6 / #39
Price change 2024 to 2025+11.3%+3.0%+8.3 points#4 / #36
Heat pump saving on gas-51%+14%-65.4 points#41 / #10
Heat pump break-even COP4.532.57+1.96#5 / #36
Homes on retail supply25.0%0.0%+25.0 points#7 / #32
Petroleum share of generation0.0%0.2%-0.2 points#44 / #20
Median household income$81,702$68,920+$12,782#18 / #41
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh17.6713.30+4.37 ¢#17 / #39

31 measures compared for Illinois and Missouri; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Illinois and Missouri: price over time

Home price, Illinois and Missouri, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearIllinoisMissouriGap to U.S.
201011.529.08-0.02
201111.789.75+0.06
201211.3710.17-0.51
201310.6310.60-1.50
201411.9110.64-0.61
201512.5011.21-0.15
201612.5411.21-0.01
201712.9511.63+0.06
201812.7711.34-0.10
201913.0311.14+0.02
202013.0411.22-0.11
202113.1811.41-0.48
202215.6511.74+0.61
202315.7112.58-0.29
202415.8712.91-0.61
202517.6713.30+0.44

Illinois 11.52 to 17.67 ¢ and Missouri 9.08 to 13.30 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Typical bill by month, Illinois and Missouri: 12 rows
MonthIllinoisMissouri
Jan130150
Feb114134
Mar108107
Apr9594
May10095
Jun160172
Jul183218
Aug162193
Sep124153
Oct107101
Nov105105
Dec130134

Monthly typical bill: $95 to $183 in Illinois, $94 to $218 in Missouri.

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Your bill in Illinois and in Missouri

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    Where Illinois and Missouri are alike

    • Gas share of generation: 16.0% and 12.4%
    • Wind share of generation: 13.1% and 9.1%
    • Major-event outage minutes: 109 and 112

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Illinois or Missouri higher on price change since 2015?

    Illinois, by 22.7 points; they rank #12 and #47 of 51.

    Is Illinois or Missouri higher on CO2 per mwh of generation?

    Missouri, by 972; they rank #40 and #5 of 51.

    Is Illinois or Missouri higher on clean share with nuclear?

    Illinois, by 44.6 points; they rank #6 and #39 of 51.

    Is Illinois or Missouri higher on price change 2024 to 2025?

    Illinois, by 8.3 points; they rank #4 and #36 of 51.

    Is Illinois or Missouri higher on heat pump saving on gas?

    Missouri, by 65.4 points; they rank #41 and #10 of 45.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Illinois and in Missouri?

    Illinois $154, Missouri $116: $38 apart, energy only.

    Where do Illinois and Missouri match most closely?

    gas share of generation (16.0% and 12.4%); wind share of generation (13.1% and 9.1%); major-event outage minutes (109 and 112).

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    22.7 points Price change since 2015: Illinois +41%, Missouri +19%