NEW YORK (WWTI) – The personal finance website WalletHub recently published a report titled 2021’s Most and Least Energy-Expensive States that examined energy use and costs in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Using a formula that takes into account the following residential energy sources: electricity, natural gas, motor fuel, and home heating oil, these were compared.
The District of Columbia had the lowest energy costs at $217 per month, while Connecticut had the highest at $411 per month, according to the report. Source:
The average monthly energy bill in New York was $303, the same as in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
| Overall Rank* | 3 |
|---|---|
| State | Massachusetts |
| Total Energy Cost | $380 |
| Monthly Electricity Cost (Rank) | $135 (25) |
| Monthly Natural-Gas Cost (Rank) | $63 (3) |
The average monthly energy bill in New York was $303, the same as in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
Using a formula that takes into account the following residential energy sources: electricity, natural gas, motor fuel, and home heating oil, these were compared.
The District of Columbia had the lowest energy costs at $217 per month, while Connecticut had the highest at $411 per month, according to the report. Source:
A recent report released by the personal financial website WalletHub, 2021’s Most and Least Energy-Expensive States, determined energy consumption and costs in each of the 50 states and District of Columbia.
Gas bill monthly averages by state
The average monthly gas costs for each of the 50 states are listed below:
Alabama: $112.06
Alaska: $70.36
Arizona: $115.95
Arkansas: $107.72
California: $63.16
Colorado: $88.10
Connecticut: $114.11
Delaware: $119.17
Florida: $135.72
Georgia: $141.19
Hawaii: $232.20
Idaho: $52.89
Illinois: $96.99
Indiana: $103.17
Iowa: $100.68
Kansas: $112.37
Kentucky: $127.80
Louisiana: $86.72
Maine: $132.04
Maryland: $100
Massachusetts: $79.66
Michigan: $68.93
Minnesota: $78.69
Mississippi: $89.58
Missouri: $123.20
Montana: $52.12
Nebraska: $80.33
Nevada: $70.82
New Hampshire: $107.67
New Jersey: $61.88
New Mexico: $65.36
New York: $114.11
North Carolina: $119.11
North Dakota: $106.24
Ohio: $135.36
Oklahoma: $131.28
Oregon: $77.16
Pennsylvania: $100.97
Rhode Island: $141.04
South Carolina: $150.03
South Dakota: $75.27
Tennessee: $100.56
Texas: $110.58
Utah: $52.33
Vermont: $110.43
Virginia: $104.81
Washington: $76.55
West Virginia: $92.95
Wisconsin: $65.61
Wyoming: $82.68
How can I lower my gas bill?
Local taxes are one example of a charge on your bill that is out of your control. However, you can save money by keeping an eye on your gas usage or getting financial assistance. Here are a few ways to reduce your bill:
Understanding Gas & Electric Bills
FAQ
How much is a NYC electric bill?
Electricity costs in New York, on average, are around $214 per month. That adds up to $2,568 per year. That is 22% more expensive than the $2,106 national average for electricity bills.
How much is gas per month UK?
For a typical household in the UK using the median amount of energy, the average gas and electric bill at the end of 2022 will be £182 per month (or £2,186 per year or £547 per quarter for those paying every three months). The typical gas bill in the UK is £100 per month, or £300 per quarter.
How much is a heat bill in NYC?
If you have gas heat or forced air heating, the average cost to heat an apartment during the winter is typically around $80-100 per month.
How much gas does the average person use per month?
In order to give you a rough idea of your budget, the average American spends between $150 and $200 per month on gas. However, a number of variables, including the state you reside in, how frequently you drive, and the type of fuel you use for your vehicle, will determine your exact fuel costs.
Reference:
https://www.move.org/utility-bills-101/
https://www.inspirecleanenergy.com/blog/sustainable-living/average-gas-bill