Talbot County, Maryland Electricity Rates & Statistics

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Residents living within Easton are charged an average residential electricity rate of 12.28 cents per kilowatt hour. Luckily, this is 11.68% less than Maryland's average price of 13.90 cents. Easton Electric Company is the largest provider in the city based on residential customer count. Production from non-renewable fuels amounts to 0.18 megawatt hours per person in the city, which ranks them 11th in Maryland out of 536 cities for non-renewable production per capita.

Electricity consumption in Easton has byproducts of 54,891,961.8 kilograms of CO2 emissions. This is the 80th highest amount of any city in Maryland. The city also ranks 10th highest in Maryland in emissions per citizen, averaging 3,209.87 kilograms of CO2 emissions emissions per capita. The city is home to 2 electricity plants, which is the 4th highest number of power plants within a city in Maryland out of the state's 536 cities. Easton's primary fuel is Distillate Fuel Oil, with 100.00% of electricity generation using this fuel.

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Residents living within Trappe are charged an average residential electricity rate of 18.01 cents per kilowatt hour. Regrettably, this is 29.56% more than Maryland's average price of 13.90 cents. Selling an estimated 3,500.77 megawatt hours, Delmarva Power is the largest vendor in the city. Consumers in the city pay an average monthly residential electricity bill of $169.69. This is 30.68% above the US average of $129.86.

Electricity consumption in Trappe has byproducts of 3,537,410.5 kilograms of CO2 emissions. This is the 312th highest amount of any city in Maryland. The city also ranks 290th highest in Maryland in emissions per citizen, averaging 3,005.45 kilograms of CO2 emissions emissions per capita. All of the electricity used in Trappe has to be sourced from neighboring cities and rural areas, as there are no electricity production plants within its borders.