Montgomery County, Ohio Electricity Rates & Statistics

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On average, citizens living in Dayton are billed a residential electricity price of 11.79 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 11.35% less than the average state price of 13.30 cents and 18.48% below the nationwide average of 14.46 cents. Power plants in the city produce, on average, 0 megawatt hours per citizen from non-renewable energy sources. This makes it 44th in the state out of 1268 cities. The city has seen a 167.39% rise in non-renewable fuel use in their electric generation facilities.

Electricity use in Dayton results in the release of 920,262,824.33 kilograms of CO2 emissions per year, which is the 6th highest amount in Ohio out of 1268 cities. This total also results in a ranking of 29th highest in the state for emissions per capita. The top fuel source consumed in Dayton is Distillate Fuel Oil. The city generates 100.00% of the total production in the city from this fuel source. Dayton has the 19th highest number of electricity plants of any city in Ohio, with one total power plant.

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On average, citizens living in Kettering are billed a residential electricity price of 11.79 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 11.36% less than the average state price of 13.30 cents and 18.49% below the nationwide average of 14.46 cents. Customers in the city pay an average monthly residential power bill of $101.74. This is 14.38% below the Ohio average bill of $118.83. AES Ohio is the largest supplier in the city based on residential customer count.

Electricity use in Kettering results in the release of 386,841,277.3 kilograms of CO2 emissions per year, which is the 13th highest amount in Ohio out of 1268 cities. Averaging 6,685.58 kilograms of CO2 emissions per citizen, the city ranks 683rd highest in the state for emissions per capita. The city has zero power plants currently operating in the city.