Electric Consumer

Editor: Katerine G., Editor & Data Researcher · Research & publishing: Electric Consumer Editorial Team · Data retrieved · Sources named on this page: EIA · How we got these numbers · Report an error

Louisiana vs Texas electricity prices: 12.57 ¢ against 15.47 ¢ per kWh

21.6 pointsWind share of generation: Louisiana 0.0%, Texas 21.6%

37 places apart: Louisiana #49, Texas #12 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. renewable share of generation Louisiana 5.1%, Texas 33.0%; median household income Louisiana $60,023, Texas $76,292. Typical bills differ by $19 a month, higher in Texas.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $224 ($154 a month in Louisiana, $173 in Texas). Since 2015 the home price rose +34.7% in Louisiana and +33.8% in Texas: 0.9 points more in Louisiana. Against the U.S. home average Louisiana sits at -27.3% and Texas at -10.6%.

Where the power in Louisiana and Texas comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Louisiana against Texas.

Generation mix, Louisiana and Texas
FuelLouisianaTexasGap
Gas72.2%48.3%23.9 points, higher in Louisiana
Wind0.0%21.6%21.6 points, higher in Texas
Solar2.3%11.0%8.7 points, higher in Texas
Nuclear14.9%7.0%7.9 points, higher in Louisiana

Louisiana against Texas: widest gaps

Louisiana against Texas, the widest gaps
MeasureLouisianaTexasGapRank (of 51)
Wind share of generation0.0%21.6%-21.6 points#49 / #12
Renewable share of generation5.1%33.0%-27.8 points#47 / #19
Median household income$60,023$76,292-$16,269#48 / #22
Homes on retail supply0.0%55.7%-55.7 points#29 / #3
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh12.5715.47-2.90 ¢#48 / #24
Petroleum share of generation0.4%0.0%+0.4 points#16 / #40
Price change 2024 to 2025+7.2%+3.5%+3.6 points#13 / #35
Solar value of 1 kW$187$232-$45#41 / #23
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh11.208.64+2.56 ¢#34 / #50
Typical monthly bill, energy only$154$173-$19#22 / #6

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

CSV

Louisiana and Texas on the map

Map: Louisiana and Texas highlightedNew MexicoTexasKentuckyOhioGeorgiaArkansasOregonPennsylvaniaMissouriNorth CarolinaUtahVirginiaWyomingWest VirginiaNew YorkIndianaKansasIdahoNevadaIllinoisVermontNew JerseyMinnesotaMarylandIowaHawaiiNew HampshireRhode IslandConnecticutMontanaArizonaNebraskaWashingtonSouth DakotaCaliforniaAlabamaWisconsinMississippiColoradoOklahomaTennesseeLouisianaMichiganMassachusettsFloridaAlaskaNorth DakotaSouth CarolinaMaineDelawareDistrict of Columbia

Louisiana and Texas: price over time

Home price, Louisiana and Texas, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearLouisianaTexasGap to U.S.
20108.9811.60-2.56
20118.9611.08-2.76
20128.3710.98-3.51
20139.4311.35-2.70
20149.5711.86-2.95
20159.3311.56-3.32
20169.3410.99-3.21
20179.7411.01-3.15
20189.5911.20-3.28
20199.8011.76-3.21
20209.6711.71-3.48
202111.0212.11-2.64
202212.9313.76-2.11
202311.5514.46-4.45
202411.7314.94-4.75
202512.5715.47-4.73

Louisiana 8.98 to 12.57 ¢ and Texas 11.60 to 15.47 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

CSV

Your bill in Louisiana and in Texas

    Where Louisiana and Texas are alike

    • Price change since 2015: +35% and +34%
    • Heat pump saving on gas: +31% and +23%
    • Heat pump break-even COP: 2.08 and 2.30
    • Time-of-use utilities: 33% and 36%
    • Solar output per kW: 1,484 and 1,498

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Louisiana or Texas higher on wind share of generation?

    Texas, by 21.6 points; they rank #49 and #12 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Texas higher on renewable share of generation?

    Texas, by 27.8 points; they rank #47 and #19 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Texas higher on median household income?

    Texas, by $16,269; they rank #48 and #22 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Texas higher on homes on retail supply?

    Texas, by 55.7 points; they rank #29 and #3 of 51.

    Is Louisiana or Texas higher on home price 2025?

    Texas, by 2.90 ¢; they rank #48 and #24 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Louisiana and in Texas?

    Louisiana $110, Texas $136: $25 apart, energy only.

    Where do Louisiana and Texas match most closely?

    price change since 2015 (+35% and +34%); heat pump saving on gas (+31% and +23%); heat pump break-even COP (2.08 and 2.30).

    Share this page

    21.6 points Wind share of generation: Louisiana 0.0%, Texas 21.6%