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Kansas vs Mississippi electricity prices: 14.56 ¢ against 14.03 ¢ per kWh

67.8 pointsGas share of generation: Kansas 5.7%, Mississippi 73.6%

43 places apart: Kansas #47, Mississippi #4 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. renewable share of generation Kansas 48.0%, Mississippi 6.0%; wind share of generation Kansas 47.1%, Mississippi 0.6%. Typical bills differ by $38 a month, higher in Mississippi.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $454 ($128 a month in Kansas, $166 in Mississippi). Since 2015 the home price rose +18.0% in Kansas and +24.5% in Mississippi: 6.5 points more in Mississippi. Against the U.S. home average Kansas sits at -15.8% and Mississippi at -18.9%.

Where the power in Kansas and Mississippi comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Kansas against Mississippi.

Generation mix, Kansas and Mississippi
FuelKansasMississippiGap
Gas5.7%73.6%67.8 points, higher in Mississippi
Wind47.1%0.6%46.5 points, higher in Kansas
Coal31.2%5.3%25.9 points, higher in Kansas
Solar0.7%3.7%3.0 points, higher in Mississippi

Kansas against Mississippi: widest gaps

Kansas against Mississippi, the widest gaps
MeasureKansasMississippiGapRank (of 51)
Gas share of generation5.7%73.6%-67.8 points#47 / #4
Renewable share of generation48.0%6.0%+41.9 points#11 / #46
Wind share of generation47.1%0.6%+46.5 points#3 / #38
Clean share with nuclear62.9%21.1%+41.8 points#9 / #43
Bill as share of income2.12%3.63%-1.5 points#30 / #1
Typical monthly bill, energy only$128$166-$38#36 / #8
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI114280-166#30 / #2
Average home use, kWh a month8801,183-303#26 / #3
Coal share of generation31.2%5.3%+25.9 points#11 / #34
Median household income$72,639$54,915+$17,724#32 / #51

31 measures compared for Kansas and Mississippi; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Kansas and Mississippi on the map

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Kansas and Mississippi: price over time

Home price, Kansas and Mississippi, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearKansasMississippiGap to U.S.
201010.039.87-1.51
201110.6510.17-1.07
201211.2410.26-0.64
201311.6410.78-0.49
201412.1711.32-0.35
201512.3411.27-0.31
201613.0610.47+0.51
201713.3111.08+0.42
201813.3511.12+0.48
201912.7111.27-0.30
202012.8511.17-0.30
202112.9811.56-0.68
202213.9912.41-1.05
202313.3813.23-2.62
202414.1513.39-2.33
202514.5614.03-2.74

Kansas 10.03 to 14.56 ¢ and Mississippi 9.87 to 14.03 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Kansas and in Mississippi

    Where Kansas and Mississippi are alike

    • Home price 2025, ¢/kWh: 14.56 and 14.03
    • Nuclear share of generation: 14.9% and 15.1%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Kansas or Mississippi higher on gas share of generation?

    Mississippi, by 67.8 points; they rank #47 and #4 of 51.

    Is Kansas or Mississippi higher on renewable share of generation?

    Kansas, by 41.9 points; they rank #11 and #46 of 51.

    Is Kansas or Mississippi higher on wind share of generation?

    Kansas, by 46.5 points; they rank #3 and #38 of 51.

    Is Kansas or Mississippi higher on clean share with nuclear?

    Kansas, by 41.8 points; they rank #9 and #43 of 51.

    Is Kansas or Mississippi higher on bill as share of income?

    Mississippi, by 1.5 points; they rank #30 and #1 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Kansas and in Mississippi?

    Kansas $128, Mississippi $123: $5 apart, energy only.

    Where do Kansas and Mississippi match most closely?

    home price 2025, ¢/kWh (14.56 and 14.03); nuclear share of generation (14.9% and 15.1%).

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    67.8 points Gas share of generation: Kansas 5.7%, Mississippi 73.6%