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Louisiana vs Mississippi electricity prices: 12.52 ¢ against 14.03 ¢ per kWh

0.4 pointsPetroleum share of generation: Louisiana 0.4%, Mississippi 0.0%

31 places apart: Louisiana #16, Mississippi #47 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. home solar per 1,000 accounts Louisiana 16.0, Mississippi 1.3; price change since 2015 Louisiana +34%, Mississippi +24%. Typical bills differ by $13 a month, higher in Mississippi.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $153 ($153 a month in Louisiana, $166 in Mississippi). Since 2015 the home price rose +34.2% in Louisiana and +24.5% in Mississippi: 9.7 points more in Louisiana. Against the U.S. home average Louisiana sits at -27.3% and Mississippi at -18.6%.

Where the power in Louisiana and Mississippi comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Louisiana against Mississippi.

Generation mix, Louisiana and Mississippi
FuelLouisianaMississippiGap
Other1.9%-0.0%1.9 points, higher in Louisiana
Gas72.2%73.6%1.3 points, higher in Mississippi
Solar2.3%3.7%1.3 points, higher in Mississippi
Hydro1.0%0.0%1.0 points, higher in Louisiana

Louisiana against Mississippi: widest gaps

Louisiana against Mississippi, the widest gaps
MeasureLouisianaMississippiGapRank (of 51)
Petroleum share of generation0.4%0.0%+0.4 points#16 / #47
Home solar per 1,000 accounts16.01.3+15#25 / #45
Price change since 2015+34%+24%+9.7 points#20 / #37
Solar output per kW1,4841,370+115#12 / #29
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh11.1913.20-2.01 ¢#33 / #17
Hydro share of generation1.0%0.0%+1.0 points#36 / #51
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh12.5214.03-1.51 ¢#48 / #34
Price change, 2026 to date+5.8%+8.6%-2.8 points#32 / #18
Typical monthly bill, energy only$153$166-$13#21 / #8
Price change 2024 to 2025+6.7%+4.8%+2.0 points#13 / #25

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

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Louisiana and Mississippi on the map

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Louisiana and Mississippi: price over time

Home price, Louisiana and Mississippi, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearLouisianaMississippiGap to U.S.
20108.989.87-2.56
20118.9610.17-2.76
20128.3710.26-3.51
20139.4310.78-2.70
20149.5711.32-2.95
20159.3311.27-3.32
20169.3410.47-3.21
20179.7411.08-3.15
20189.5911.12-3.28
20199.8011.27-3.21
20209.6711.17-3.48
202111.0211.56-2.64
202212.9312.41-2.11
202311.5513.23-4.45
202411.7313.39-4.75
202512.5214.03-4.71

Louisiana 8.98 to 12.52 ¢ and Mississippi 9.87 to 14.03 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Louisiana and in Mississippi

    Where Louisiana and Mississippi are alike

    • Median household income: $60,023 and $54,915
    • Bill as share of income: 3.06% and 3.63%
    • Heating degree-days, normal year: 1,652 and 2,388
    • Solar value of 1 kW: $186 and $192
    • Gas share of generation: 72.2% and 73.6%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Louisiana or Mississippi higher on petroleum share of generation?

    Louisiana, by 0.4 points; they rank #16 and #47 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Mississippi higher on home solar per 1?

    Louisiana, by 15; they rank #25 and #45 of 50.

    Is Louisiana or Mississippi higher on price change since 2015?

    Louisiana, by 9.7 points; they rank #20 and #37 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Mississippi higher on solar output per kw?

    Louisiana, by 115; they rank #12 and #29 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Mississippi higher on business price 2025?

    Mississippi, by 2.01 ¢; they rank #33 and #17 of 51.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Louisiana and in Mississippi?

    Louisiana $109, Mississippi $123: $13 apart, energy only.

    Where do Louisiana and Mississippi match most closely?

    median household income ($60,023 and $54,915); bill as share of income (3.06% and 3.63%); heating degree-days, normal year (1,652 and 2,388).

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    0.4 points Petroleum share of generation: Louisiana 0.4%, Mississippi 0.0%