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New Mexico vs Utah electricity prices: 15.08 ¢ against 13.07 ¢ per kWh

$29,625Median household income: New Mexico $62,125, Utah $91,750

35 places apart: New Mexico #46, Utah #11 of 51, the widest of 30 measures. clean share with nuclear New Mexico 52.9%, Utah 22.2%; industry price 2025, ¢/kWh New Mexico 5.90, Utah 8.43. Typical bills differ by $3 a month, higher in Utah.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $35 ($99 a month in New Mexico, $102 in Utah). Since 2015 the home price rose +20.9% in New Mexico and +20.1% in Utah: 0.8 points more in New Mexico. Against the U.S. home average New Mexico sits at -12.8% and Utah at -24.5%.

New Mexico against Utah: widest gaps

New Mexico against Utah, the widest gaps
MeasureNew MexicoUtahGapRank (of 51)
Median household income$62,125$91,750-$29,625#46 / #11
Clean share with nuclear52.9%22.2%+30.7 points#15 / #40
Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh5.908.43-2.53 ¢#51 / #27
Wind share of generation36.5%2.1%+34.4 points#5 / #29
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI172104+68#11 / #32
Heating degree-days, normal year4,8587,410-2,552#32 / #11
Solar value of 1 kW$269$201+$68#13 / #34
Smart meters, share of homes28%86%-58.0 points#47 / #29
Petroleum share of generation0.0%0.1%-0.1 points#50 / #34
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh15.0813.07+2.01 ¢#30 / #45

30 measures compared for New Mexico and Utah; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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New Mexico and Utah: price over time

Home price, New Mexico and Utah, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
YearNew MexicoUtahGap to U.S.
201010.528.71-1.02
201111.008.96-0.72
201211.379.93-0.51
201311.6810.37-0.45
201412.2810.65-0.24
201512.4710.88-0.18
201612.0311.02-0.52
201712.8810.95-0.01
201812.6810.41-0.19
201912.5110.40-0.50
202012.9410.44-0.21
202113.5210.43-0.14
202213.8410.84-1.20
202313.8511.20-2.15
202414.2012.22-2.28
202515.0813.07-2.22

New Mexico 10.52 to 15.08 ¢ and Utah 8.71 to 13.07 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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Typical bill by month, New Mexico and Utah: 12 rows
MonthNew MexicoUtah
Jan10197
Feb8683
Mar8081
Apr7374
May7986
Jun116124
Jul141150
Aug141148
Sep111115
Oct8586
Nov7983
Dec9292

Monthly typical bill: $73 to $141 in New Mexico, $74 to $150 in Utah.

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Your bill in New Mexico and in Utah

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    Where New Mexico and Utah are alike

    • Price change since 2015: +21% and +20%
    • Time-of-use utilities: 73% and 67%
    • Price change 2024 to 2025: +6.2% and +7.0%
    • Gas share of generation: 26.6% and 30.2%
    • Home solar per 1,000 accounts: 53.6 and 63.8

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is New Mexico or Utah higher on median household income?

    Utah, by $29,625; they rank #46 and #11 of 51.

    Is New Mexico or Utah higher on clean share with nuclear?

    New Mexico, by 30.7 points; they rank #15 and #40 of 51.

    Is New Mexico or Utah higher on industry price 2025?

    Utah, by 2.53 ¢; they rank #51 and #27 of 51.

    Is New Mexico or Utah higher on wind share of generation?

    New Mexico, by 34.4 points; they rank #5 and #29 of 51.

    Is New Mexico or Utah higher on outage minutes a year?

    New Mexico, by 68; they rank #11 and #32 of 50.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in New Mexico and in Utah?

    New Mexico $132, Utah $115: $18 apart, energy only.

    Where do New Mexico and Utah match most closely?

    price change since 2015 (+21% and +20%); time-of-use utilities (73% and 67%); price change 2024 to 2025 (+6.2% and +7.0%).

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    $29,625 Median household income: New Mexico $62,125, Utah $91,750