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Texas vs West Virginia electricity prices: 15.47 ¢ against 15.41 ¢ per kWh

55.7 pointsHomes on retail supply: Texas 55.7%, West Virginia 0.0%

47 places apart: Texas #3, West Virginia #50 of 51, the widest of 31 measures. solar output per kw Texas 1,498, West Virginia 1,199; smart meters, share of homes Texas 95%, West Virginia 45%. Typical bills differ by $8 a month, higher in Texas.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $91 ($173 a month in Texas, $165 in West Virginia). Since 2015 the home price rose +33.8% in Texas and +52.9% in West Virginia: 19.1 points more in West Virginia. Against the U.S. home average Texas sits at -10.6% and West Virginia at -10.9%.

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Texas against West Virginia: widest gaps

Texas against West Virginia, the widest gaps
MeasureTexasWest VirginiaGapRank (of 51)
Homes on retail supply55.7%0.0%+55.7 points#3 / #50
Solar output per kW1,4981,199+299#10 / #48
Smart meters, share of homes95%45%+50.4 points#7 / #43
Gas share of generation48.3%6.2%+42.1 points#15 / #46
Time-of-use utilities36%100%-64.1 points#33 / #4
Median household income$76,292$57,917+$18,375#22 / #50
Renewable share of generation33.0%6.8%+26.1 points#19 / #44
Coal share of generation11.5%86.7%-75.2 points#25 / #1
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh8.6411.75-3.11 ¢#50 / #28
Nuclear share of generation7.0%0.0%+7.0 points#28 / #50

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

CSV

Your bill in Texas and in West Virginia

    Texas and West Virginia: price over time

    Home price, Texas and West Virginia, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearTexasWest VirginiaGap to U.S.
    201011.608.79+0.06
    201111.089.39-0.64
    201210.989.85-0.90
    201311.359.52-0.78
    201411.869.34-0.66
    201511.5610.08-1.09
    201610.9911.44-1.56
    201711.0111.63-1.88
    201811.2011.18-1.67
    201911.7611.25-1.25
    202011.7111.80-1.44
    202112.1112.15-1.55
    202213.7613.23-1.28
    202314.4614.05-1.54
    202414.9415.07-1.54
    202515.4715.41-1.83

    Texas 11.60 to 15.47 ¢ and West Virginia 8.79 to 15.41 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

    CSV

    Where Texas and West Virginia are alike

    • Home price 2025, ¢/kWh: 15.47 and 15.41

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Texas or West Virginia higher on homes on retail supply?

    Texas, by 55.7 points; they rank #3 and #50 of 51.

    Is Texas or West Virginia higher on solar output per kw?

    Texas, by 299; they rank #10 and #48 of 51.

    Is Texas or West Virginia higher on smart meters?

    Texas, by 50.4 points; they rank #7 and #43 of 51.

    Is Texas or West Virginia higher on gas share of generation?

    Texas, by 42.1 points; they rank #15 and #46 of 51.

    Is Texas or West Virginia higher on time-of-use utilities?

    West Virginia, by 64.1 points; they rank #33 and #4 of 51.

    What would 878 kWh a month cost in Texas and in West Virginia?

    Texas $136, West Virginia $135: $1 apart, energy only.

    Where do Texas and West Virginia match most closely?

    home price 2025, ¢/kWh (15.47 and 15.41).

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    55.7 points Homes on retail supply: Texas 55.7%, West Virginia 0.0%