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Indiana vs Michigan electricity prices: 15.96 ¢ against 20.03 ¢ per kWh

16.3 pointsSmart meters, share of homes: Indiana 80%, Michigan 97%

29 places apart: Indiana #33, Michigan #4 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. price change 2024 to 2025 Indiana +8.1%, Michigan +3.8%; petroleum share of generation Indiana 0.1%, Michigan 1.3%. Typical bills differ by $23 a month, higher in Indiana.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $271 ($150 a month in Indiana, $127 in Michigan). Since 2015 the home price rose +37.9% in Indiana and +38.9% in Michigan: 1.0 points more in Michigan. Against the U.S. home average Indiana sits at -7.4% and Michigan at +16.3%.

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Indiana against Michigan: widest gaps

Indiana against Michigan, the widest gaps
MeasureIndianaMichiganGapRank (of 51)
Smart meters, share of homes80%97%-16.3 points#33 / #4
Price change 2024 to 2025+8.1%+3.8%+4.3 points#8 / #31
Petroleum share of generation0.1%1.3%-1.2 points#27 / #5
Average home use, kWh a month938635+303#22 / #43
Nuclear share of generation0.0%21.3%-21.3 points#36 / #17
Bill as share of income2.56%2.14%+0.4 points#13 / #28
CO2 per MWh of generation, lb1,457793+664#4 / #19
Typical monthly bill, energy only$150$127+$23#23 / #36
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI124160-36#26 / #14
Clean share with nuclear16.2%33.8%-17.7 points#47 / #35

31 measures compared for Indiana and Michigan; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Your bill in Indiana and in Michigan

    Indiana and Michigan: price over time

    Home price, Indiana and Michigan, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearIndianaMichiganGap to U.S.
    20109.5612.46-1.98
    201110.0613.27-1.66
    201210.5314.13-1.35
    201310.9914.59-1.14
    201411.4614.46-1.06
    201511.5714.42-1.08
    201611.7915.22-0.76
    201712.2915.40-0.60
    201812.2615.45-0.61
    201912.5815.74-0.43
    202012.8316.26-0.32
    202113.3717.54-0.29
    202214.5917.86-0.45
    202314.9418.84-1.06
    202414.7719.30-1.71
    202515.9620.03-1.27

    Indiana 9.56 to 15.96 ¢ and Michigan 12.46 to 20.03 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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    Where Indiana and Michigan are alike

    • Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh: 8.66 and 8.51
    • Time-of-use utilities: 63% and 60%
    • Wind share of generation: 9.5% and 7.8%
    • Price change, 2026 to date: +8.6% and +9.0%
    • Price change since 2015: +38% and +39%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Indiana or Michigan higher on smart meters?

    Michigan, by 16.3 points; they rank #33 and #4 of 51.

    Is Indiana or Michigan higher on price change 2024 to 2025?

    Indiana, by 4.3 points; they rank #8 and #31 of 51.

    Is Indiana or Michigan higher on petroleum share of generation?

    Michigan, by 1.2 points; they rank #27 and #5 of 51.

    Is Indiana or Michigan higher on average home use?

    Indiana, by 303; they rank #22 and #43 of 51.

    Is Indiana or Michigan higher on nuclear share of generation?

    Michigan, by 21.3 points; they rank #36 and #17 of 51.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Indiana and in Michigan?

    Indiana $140, Michigan $175: $36 apart, energy only.

    Where do Indiana and Michigan match most closely?

    industry price 2025, ¢/kWh (8.66 and 8.51); time-of-use utilities (63% and 60%); wind share of generation (9.5% and 7.8%).

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    16.3 points Smart meters, share of homes: Indiana 80%, Michigan 97%