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Kentucky vs Missouri electricity prices: 13.24 ¢ against 13.49 ¢ per kWh

9.1 pointsWind share of generation: Kentucky 0.0%, Missouri 9.1%

29 places apart: Kentucky #48, Missouri #19 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. major-event outage minutes Kentucky 393, Missouri 112; hydro share of generation Kentucky 6.0%, Missouri 1.6%. Typical bills differ by $6 a month, higher in Kentucky.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $78 ($150 a month in Kentucky, $143 in Missouri). Since 2015 the home price rose +29.3% in Kentucky and +20.3% in Missouri: 9.0 points more in Kentucky. Against the U.S. home average Kentucky sits at -23.5% and Missouri at -22.0%.

Where the power in Kentucky and Missouri comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Kentucky against Missouri.

Generation mix, Kentucky and Missouri
FuelKentuckyMissouriGap
Gas25.7%12.4%13.3 points, higher in Kentucky
Nuclear0.0%10.0%10.0 points, higher in Missouri
Wind0.0%9.1%9.1 points, higher in Missouri
Hydro6.0%1.6%4.3 points, higher in Kentucky

Kentucky against Missouri: widest gaps

Kentucky against Missouri, the widest gaps
MeasureKentuckyMissouriGapRank (of 51)
Wind share of generation0.0%9.1%-9.1 points#48 / #19
Major-event outage minutes393112+281#12 / #33
Hydro share of generation6.0%1.6%+4.3 points#13 / #30
Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh6.968.38-1.42 ¢#44 / #28
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh11.8810.63+1.25 ¢#26 / #40
Bill as share of income2.88%2.50%+0.4 points#6 / #19
Price change since 2015+29%+20%+9.0 points#31 / #43
Price change, 2026 to date+8.7%+5.9%+2.8 points#18 / #30
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI146107+39#19 / #31
Nuclear share of generation0.0%10.0%-10.0 points#37 / #25

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

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Kentucky and Missouri on the map

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Kentucky and Missouri: price over time

Home price, Kentucky and Missouri, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearKentuckyMissouriGap to U.S.
20108.579.08-2.97
20119.209.75-2.52
20129.4310.17-2.45
20139.7910.60-2.34
201410.1610.64-2.36
201510.2411.21-2.41
201610.4911.21-2.06
201710.8511.63-2.04
201810.6011.34-2.27
201910.8011.14-2.21
202010.8711.22-2.28
202111.5011.41-2.16
202212.9111.74-2.13
202312.6512.58-3.35
202412.7912.91-3.69
202513.2413.49-4.06

Kentucky 8.57 to 13.24 ¢ and Missouri 9.08 to 13.49 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Kentucky and in Missouri

    Where Kentucky and Missouri are alike

    • Home price 2025, ¢/kWh: 13.24 and 13.49
    • CO2 per MWh of generation, lb: 1,735 and 1,444
    • Coal share of generation: 65.4% and 64.4%
    • Cooling degree-days, normal year: 1,182 and 1,255

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Kentucky or Missouri higher on wind share of generation?

    Missouri, by 9.1 points; they rank #48 and #19 of 51.

    Is Kentucky or Missouri higher on major-event outage minutes?

    Kentucky, by 281; they rank #12 and #33 of 47.

    Is Kentucky or Missouri higher on hydro share of generation?

    Kentucky, by 4.3 points; they rank #13 and #30 of 51.

    Is Kentucky or Missouri higher on industry price 2025?

    Missouri, by 1.42 ¢; they rank #44 and #28 of 51.

    Is Kentucky or Missouri higher on business price 2025?

    Kentucky, by 1.25 ¢; they rank #26 and #40 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Kentucky and in Missouri?

    Kentucky $116, Missouri $118: $2 apart, energy only.

    Where do Kentucky and Missouri match most closely?

    home price 2025, ¢/kWh (13.24 and 13.49); CO2 per mwh of generation, lb (1,735 and 1,444); coal share of generation (65.4% and 64.4%).

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    9.1 points Wind share of generation: Kentucky 0.0%, Missouri 9.1%