Platte County, Nebraska Electricity Rates & Statistics

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Columbus' average residential electricity rate per kilowatt hour is 9.99 cents per kilowatt hour, ranking the city at 174th out of 590 cities in Nebraska. The city has an average of 0.63 power outages per customer each year. These outages last on average of 28.98 minutes. In contrast, the US average is 1.21 outages per consumer and 122.99 minutes an outage. Selling an estimated 107,454.59 megawatt hours a year, Loup Power District is the largest electricity supplier in the city.

The residents of Columbus have to rely on power from outside city limits because they don't have any power plants in the city limits. As the 10th worst ranked city out of 590 cities in the state, the city releases 204,215,850.64 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity use each year. Averaging 8,499.08 kilograms of CO2 emissions per citizen, the city ranks 30th worst in Nebraska for emissions per capita.

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Humphrey's average residential electricity rate per kilowatt hour is 9.99 cents per kilowatt hour, ranking the city at 174th out of 590 cities in Nebraska. The largest electricity supplier in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Loup Power District. Consumers in the city are faced with 0.63 power outages each year, with outages lasting around 28.98 minutes on average. The national averages for outages and duration are 1.21 outages at 122.99 minutes each.

The residents of Humphrey have to rely on power from outside city limits because they don't have any power plants in the city limits. As the 133rd worst ranked city out of 590 cities in the state, the city releases 7,283,710 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity use each year. Averaging 8,499.08 kilograms of CO2 emissions per citizen, the city ranks 233rd worst in Nebraska for emissions per capita.