Brevard County, Florida Electricity Rates & Statistics

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Palm Bay averages a residential electricity rate of 13.96 cents per kilowatt hour paid by their citizens, which is 2.50% lower than Florida's average rate of 14.31 cents and 16.61% lower than the US average of 16.73 cents. There is a shortage of 1,357,893.15 megawatt hours in the city because of customers using 952.19% more electricity than the city's electricity facilities produce. The largest electricity supplier in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Florida Power & Light.

Electricity consumption in Palm Bay creates 481,994,770.49 kilograms of CO2 emissions. This is the 22nd largest emissions amount of any city in Florida. This total also equates to a ranking of 912th highest in Florida for emissions per resident with an average of 3,729.28 kilograms of emissions per citizen. The city is home to one electricity producing plant. Palm Bay's power plants most often use Solar, which accounts for 100.00% of the fuel used for electricity generation in the city.

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Melbourne averages a residential electricity rate of 13.96 cents per kilowatt hour paid by their citizens, which is 2.50% lower than Florida's average rate of 14.31 cents and 16.61% lower than the US average of 16.73 cents. Consumers in Melbourne are faced with 0.51 electrical outages per year with outages lasting on average 49.67 minutes. Florida Power & Light has an estimated 15,498 residential customers, which is more than all other providers in the city.

Electricity consumption in Melbourne creates 356,209,653.01 kilograms of CO2 emissions. This is the 37th largest emissions amount of any city in Florida. This total also equates to a ranking of 312th highest in Florida for emissions per resident with an average of 4,120.94 kilograms of emissions per citizen. All of the electricity sold in Melbourne has to be sourced from surrounding cities and rural areas, as there are no power generation plants within its borders.