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Michigan vs Wisconsin electricity prices: 20.01 ¢ against 18.16 ¢ per kWh

1.2 pointsPetroleum share of generation: Michigan 1.3%, Wisconsin 0.2%

21 places apart: Michigan #5, Wisconsin #26 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. outage minutes a year, SAIDI Michigan 160, Wisconsin 98; homes on retail supply Michigan 0.0%, Wisconsin 0.0%. Typical bills differ by $6 a month, higher in Michigan.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $72 ($127 a month in Michigan, $121 in Wisconsin). Since 2015 the home price rose +38.8% in Michigan and +28.7% in Wisconsin: 10.1 points more in Michigan. Against the U.S. home average Michigan sits at +15.7% and Wisconsin at +5.0%.

Where the power in Michigan and Wisconsin comes from

Fuels with the widest gaps, Michigan against Wisconsin.

Generation mix, Michigan and Wisconsin
FuelMichiganWisconsinGap
Coal22.7%35.2%12.5 points, higher in Wisconsin
Gas42.0%35.7%6.3 points, higher in Michigan
Nuclear21.3%15.4%6.0 points, higher in Michigan
Wind7.8%3.0%4.9 points, higher in Michigan

Michigan against Wisconsin: widest gaps

Michigan against Wisconsin, the widest gaps
MeasureMichiganWisconsinGapRank (of 51)
Petroleum share of generation1.3%0.2%+1.2 points#5 / #26
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI16098+62#14 / #34
Homes on retail supply0.0%0.0%+0.0 points#30 / #49
Smart meters, share of homes97%90%+7.0 points#4 / #22
Price change since 2015+39%+29%+10.1 points#16 / #32
Price change, 2026 to date+8.8%+5.4%+3.4 points#17 / #33
Price change 2024 to 2025+3.7%+5.7%-2.0 points#34 / #22

31 measures compared for Michigan and Wisconsin; the CSV holds the 7 widest.

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Michigan and Wisconsin on the map

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Michigan and Wisconsin: price over time

Home price, Michigan and Wisconsin, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearMichiganWisconsinGap to U.S.
201012.4612.65+0.92
201113.2713.02+1.55
201214.1313.19+2.25
201314.5913.55+2.46
201414.4613.67+1.94
201514.4214.11+1.77
201615.2214.07+2.67
201715.4014.35+2.51
201815.4514.02+2.58
201915.7414.18+2.73
202016.2614.32+3.11
202117.5414.52+3.88
202217.8615.62+2.82
202318.8416.88+2.84
202419.3017.18+2.82
202520.0118.16+2.71

Michigan 12.46 to 20.01 ¢ and Wisconsin 12.65 to 18.16 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Your bill in Michigan and in Wisconsin

    Where Michigan and Wisconsin are alike

    • Home price 2025, ¢/kWh: 20.01 and 18.16
    • Business price 2025, ¢/kWh: 14.48 and 13.06
    • Typical monthly bill, energy only: $127 and $121
    • Home solar per 1,000 accounts: 5.7 and 6.7
    • Time-of-use utilities: 60% and 62%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Michigan or Wisconsin higher on petroleum share of generation?

    Michigan, by 1.2 points; they rank #5 and #26 of 51.

    Is Michigan or Wisconsin higher on outage minutes a year?

    Michigan, by 62; they rank #14 and #34 of 50.

    Is Michigan or Wisconsin higher on homes on retail supply?

    Wisconsin, by 0.0 points; they rank #30 and #49 of 51.

    Is Michigan or Wisconsin higher on smart meters?

    Michigan, by 7.0 points; they rank #4 and #22 of 51.

    Is Michigan or Wisconsin higher on price change since 2015?

    Michigan, by 10.1 points; they rank #16 and #32 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Michigan and in Wisconsin?

    Michigan $176, Wisconsin $159: $16 apart, energy only.

    Where do Michigan and Wisconsin match most closely?

    home price 2025, ¢/kWh (20.01 and 18.16); business price 2025, ¢/kWh (14.48 and 13.06); typical monthly bill, energy only ($127 and $121).

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    1.2 points Petroleum share of generation: Michigan 1.3%, Wisconsin 0.2%