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Utah vs Wyoming electricity prices: 13.02 ¢ against 13.37 ¢ per kWh

57Home solar per 1,000 accounts: Utah 63.8, Wyoming 6.7

29 places apart: Utah #8, Wyoming #37 of 50, the widest of 31 measures. wind share of generation Utah 2.1%, Wyoming 27.9%; time-of-use utilities Utah 67%, Wyoming 40%. Typical bills differ by $13 a month, higher in Wyoming.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $151 ($99 a month in Utah, $112 in Wyoming). Since 2015 the home price rose +19.7% in Utah and +21.9% in Wyoming: 2.2 points more in Wyoming. Against the U.S. home average Utah sits at -24.4% and Wyoming at -22.4%.

Utah against Wyoming: widest gaps

Utah against Wyoming, the widest gaps
MeasureUtahWyomingGapRank (of 50)
Home solar per 1,000 accounts63.86.7+57#8 / #37
Wind share of generation2.1%27.9%-25.8 points#29 / #9
Time-of-use utilities67%40%+26.7 points#11 / #30
Median household income$91,750$74,815+$16,935#11 / #28
Price change, 2026 to date+2.7%+7.1%-4.4 points#41 / #25
Smart meters, share of homes86%39%+47.1 points#29 / #44
Outage minutes a year, SAIDI104145-41#32 / #20
Gas share of generation30.2%10.2%+20.0 points#32 / #44

31 measures compared for Utah and Wyoming; the CSV holds the 8 widest.

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Utah and Wyoming on the map

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Your bill in Utah and in Wyoming

    Utah and Wyoming: price over time

    Home price, Utah and Wyoming, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearUtahWyomingGap to U.S.
    20108.718.77-2.83
    20118.969.11-2.76
    20129.939.85-1.95
    201310.3710.16-1.76
    201410.6510.50-1.87
    201510.8810.97-1.77
    201611.0211.13-1.53
    201710.9511.37-1.94
    201810.4111.29-2.46
    201910.4011.18-2.61
    202010.4411.11-2.71
    202110.4311.17-3.23
    202210.8411.09-4.20
    202311.2011.46-4.80
    202412.2212.47-4.26
    202513.0213.37-4.21

    Utah 8.71 to 13.02 ¢ and Wyoming 8.77 to 13.37 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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    Where Utah and Wyoming are alike

    • Price change since 2015: +20% and +22%
    • Business price 2025, ¢/kWh: 10.06 and 9.53
    • Renewable share of generation: 22.2% and 30.8%
    • Price change 2024 to 2025: +6.5% and +7.2%
    • Industry price 2025, ¢/kWh: 8.45 and 8.65

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Utah or Wyoming higher on home solar per 1?

    Utah, by 57; they rank #8 and #37 of 50.

    Is Utah or Wyoming higher on wind share of generation?

    Wyoming, by 25.8 points; they rank #29 and #9 of 51.

    Is Utah or Wyoming higher on time-of-use utilities?

    Utah, by 26.7 points; they rank #11 and #30 of 51.

    Is Utah or Wyoming higher on median household income?

    Utah, by $16,935; they rank #11 and #28 of 51.

    Is Utah or Wyoming higher on price change?

    Wyoming, by 4.4 points; they rank #41 and #25 of 49.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Utah and in Wyoming?

    Utah $114, Wyoming $117: $3 apart, energy only.

    Where do Utah and Wyoming match most closely?

    price change since 2015 (+20% and +22%); business price 2025, ¢/kWh (10.06 and 9.53); renewable share of generation (22.2% and 30.8%).

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    57 Home solar per 1,000 accounts: Utah 63.8, Wyoming 6.7