Average Electric Bill in Alaska
The typical Alaska household pays $255.43 a month for electricity. See the numbers by home size, compare with the US average, and estimate your own bill.
$255.43
886 kWh × 0.29 $/kWh (EIA, Jul 2026)
Residential rate
$0.29
per kWh
vs US average bill
+57%
more expensive
Bill rank
#6
of 51 (1 = highest)
Average bill by home size in Alaska
Same Alaska rate, different home sizes. Typical usage figures are national estimates — open a size to see the full breakdown.
Alaska electricity bill calculator
Prefilled with Alaska's average residential rate. Enter your own usage or appliance power to see how your bill compares.
$182.98
600 kWh · ≈ $6.01/day
Per day
$6.01
Per year
$2,195.76
7,200 kWh/yr
Cost breakdown
- Energy95%
- Fixed charge5%
Estimate only. Check your official utility bill for exact charges.
About electricity bills in Alaska
What the average includes
The average above is energy cost only: typical household usage × Alaska's average residential rate from the EIA. Utilities also add a fixed monthly service charge and, in some areas, tax — expect real bills to run $10–$25 higher.
Lowering your bill
The fastest wins are heating, cooling, and water heating — usually half the bill combined. Use the savings planner to size up LED, thermostat, and appliance changes before spending money.
Average electric bills in Alaska: common questions
The average Alaska household pays about $255.43 a month, based on typical usage of 886 kWh at the state average residential rate of 0.29 $/kWh (EIA, Jul 2026). Larger homes and heavy AC or heating use push bills above this figure.