30Y Mortgage7.24% Gold$3,919.8 Silver$49.59 Platinum$1,422 Palladium$955 BRK.B$556.11 ▲2.51%JPM$340.58 ▲1.05%LLY$1,410.99 ▼0.46%V$425.51 ▲2.88%WMT$127.69 ▲3.38%ORCL$119.22 ▼8.76%MA$658.10 ▲3.15%XOM$179.67 ▼4.05%JNJ$270.56 ▼0.97%TSM$398.63 ▼1.85%BTC$77,615 ▲1.04%ETH$2,284.33 ▲1.60%BNB$696.69 ▲0.11%XRP$1.27 ▲2.02%SOL$93.2 ▲1.80%TRX$0.32 ▲2.09%ZEC$1,203.82 ▲4.51%HYPE$85.17 ▲1.88%XMR$629 ▲3.69%DOGE$0.08 ▲1.76%30Y Mortgage7.24% Gold$3,919.8 Silver$49.59 Platinum$1,422 Palladium$955 BRK.B$556.11 ▲2.51%JPM$340.58 ▲1.05%LLY$1,410.99 ▼0.46%V$425.51 ▲2.88%WMT$127.69 ▲3.38%ORCL$119.22 ▼8.76%MA$658.10 ▲3.15%XOM$179.67 ▼4.05%JNJ$270.56 ▼0.97%TSM$398.63 ▼1.85%BTC$77,615 ▲1.04%ETH$2,284.33 ▲1.60%BNB$696.69 ▲0.11%XRP$1.27 ▲2.02%SOL$93.2 ▲1.80%TRX$0.32 ▲2.09%ZEC$1,203.82 ▲4.51%HYPE$85.17 ▲1.88%XMR$629 ▲3.69%DOGE$0.08 ▲1.76%

Oklahoma electricity rates (August 2026)

Average residential and commercial electricity prices in Oklahoma from EIA's monthly utility survey, with the trend, the largest utilities and what power costs a typical homeowner.

Residential rate
14.82¢
▲ 2.8% vs a year agoper kWh, August 2026; ranks 39 of 51 (1 = highest)
Commercial rate
10.90¢
per kWh, August 2026
Average home bill
$148
per month over the last 12 months, about 1,075 kWh
U.S. residential average
18.16¢
Oklahoma is 18% below the U.S. average.

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Oklahoma vs U.S. residential rate

Cents per kWh by month, last 36 months.

Last 12 months in Oklahoma

MonthResidentialCommercialU.S. residentialAvg kWhAvg bill
August 202614.82¢10.90¢18.16¢1,696$251
July 202614.35¢10.32¢18.31¢1,598$229
June 202614.33¢9.90¢18.34¢1,246$179
May 202613.38¢8.10¢18.44¢896$120
April 202613.31¢7.77¢18.86¢759$101
March 202613.57¢8.33¢18.60¢800$109
February 202612.89¢8.77¢17.65¢928$120
January 202612.62¢9.88¢17.45¢1,205$152
December 202512.32¢8.59¢17.11¢1,037$128
November 202513.42¢8.64¢17.77¢750$101
October 202514.52¢9.17¢17.95¢897$130
September 202514.89¢10.18¢18.05¢1,086$162

Largest utilities in Oklahoma

Residential rates for the biggest utilities in Oklahoma that report monthly to EIA, ordered by number of homes served, for August 2026.

UtilityTypeRateAvg kWhAvg billHomes
Oklahoma Gas & Electric CoInvestor Owned13.53¢1,766$239724,173
Public Service Co of OklahomaInvestor Owned18.42¢1,751$323506,421
Oklahoma Electric Coop IncCooperative13.34¢1,896$25360,936
Northeast Oklahoma Electric CoCooperative13.45¢1,494$20138,486
Verdigris Valley Elec Coop IncCooperative10.90¢2,152$23536,052
Empire District Electric CoInvestor Owned15.83¢1,243$1974,667
Arkansas Valley Elec Coop CorpCooperative13.30¢1,754$2334,304

What electricity adds to owning a home in Oklahoma

A typical Oklahoma home is valued at $220,801 (Zillow). With 10% down at this week's 7.24% 30-year rate, principal and interest come to about $1,354 a month. The average electric bill of $148 adds about 11% on top of that, or $1,781 a year. See Oklahoma property tax and closing costs or run the monthly payment.

Bills follow the seasons: in Oklahoma the highest-use month of the last year averaged 1,696 kWh per home and the lowest 750 kWh. Budget for the expensive months, not the average.

Common questions

What is the average electricity rate in Oklahoma?

Homes in Oklahoma paid an average of 14.82 cents per kWh in August 2026, 18% below the U.S. average of 18.16 cents (EIA Form 861M).

How much is the average electric bill in Oklahoma?

Over the last 12 months the average Oklahoma home used about 1,075 kWh a month and paid about $148 a month.

Have Oklahoma electricity rates gone up?

The residential rate is 2.8% higher than in August 2025, when it was 14.42 cents per kWh.

What do businesses pay for electricity in Oklahoma?

Commercial customers in Oklahoma paid 10.90 cents per kWh in August 2026.

Related

Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), Form EIA-861M monthly sales and revenue (state and utility data, latest month August 2026; EIA marks recent months preliminary and may revise them); ZIP-to-utility map: OpenEI, U.S. Electric Utility Companies and Rates: Look-up by Zip Code (2024), CC BY 4.0. Rates are average revenue per kWh (total bill divided by kWh sold), so they include fixed and delivery charges. EIA posts each month about eight weeks after it ends; this page checks for new data every morning.

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