Grafton County, New Hampshire Electricity Rates & Statistics

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Citizens who call Lebanon home spend, on average, 21.22 cents per kilowatt hour for their electricity. Thankfully, this is 1.98% lower than New Hampshire's average price of 21.65 cents, resulting in the city ranking 45th out of 100 cities in New Hampshire for best average electricity rate. There is 16341.96% more electricity used in Lebanon than is produced, meaning they must purchase electricity from neighboring cities and counties. The city had a 54.40% decrease in the use of renewable fuels, such as solar and wind energy, compared to fossil fuel types, like coal or oil.

Lebanon is the 11th highest ranked city in New Hampshire out of 100 when it comes to total pollution from electricity use, with the city emitting 23,977,594.07 kilograms of CO2 emissions. Additionally, the city ranks 90th highest in the state for emissions per capita, which could be argued to be the more important statistic. They average 1,678.87 kilograms of emissions per citizen. Conventional Hydroelectric is the primary fuel type in Lebanon, with 100.00% of electricity production coming from the fuel type. Lebanon has the 7th highest number of electricity plants of any city in the state, with one total plant.

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Citizens who call Hanover CDP home spend, on average, 21.21 cents per kilowatt hour for their electricity. Thankfully, this is 2.02% lower than New Hampshire's average price of 21.65 cents, resulting in the city ranking 7th out of 100 cities in New Hampshire for best average electricity rate. There is 556.18% more electricity used in Hanover CDP than is produced, meaning they must purchase electricity from neighboring cities and counties. The city produces around 1.21 megawatt hours per person each year from electricity generating plants within its city limits, which makes them the 11th highest producer out of 100 cities in New Hampshire.

Hanover CDP is the 17th highest ranked city in New Hampshire out of 100 when it comes to total pollution from electricity use, with the city emitting 18,008,980.27 kilograms of CO2 emissions. Additionally, the city ranks 5th highest in the state for emissions per capita, which could be argued to be the more important statistic. They average 1,983.8 kilograms of emissions per citizen. Residual Fuel Oil is the primary fuel type in Hanover CDP, with 100.00% of electricity production coming from the fuel type. Hanover CDP has the 7th highest number of electricity plants of any city in the state, with one total plant.