Electricity Rates in Oklahoma

Electricity Rates, Plans & Statistics

The average electricity bill in Oklahoma is $137.43
The average electricity rate in Oklahoma is 12.52¢

Electric Bills and Electric Rates in Oklahoma

The average residential electric bill in Oklahoma is $137.43 per month. Oklahoma is the 25th most expensive state in the country for electricity.

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Electricity Companies & Statistics in Oklahoma

Population
4,019,800
Total Production
93,040,385 MWh / 23.15 MWh per capita
Total Consumption
74,532,276 MWh / 18.54 MWh per capita
Total Production from Renewable
40,368,361 MWh / 10.04 MWh per capita
CO₂ Emissions from Consumption
22,978,930,699 kg / 5,716.44 kg per capita
Total Production from Non-Renewable
52,676,064 MWh / 13.1 MWh per capita

Average Residential Electricity Bills & Rates in Oklahoma

Oklahoma residential electric rates are highest in August and the highest average bill is in July.

Historical Electricity Rates:

9^th12.52¢Average residential price per kWh in the state of Oklahoma

25^th$137.43Average residential monthly electricity bill for Oklahoma Residents

Oklahoma Production, Consumption, and Emissions by Fuel Types

MonthlyWe report production data as it is published. Due to reporting methods and timing, data from 2023 and 2022 may be incomplete. Data is released in full each fall for the previous calendar year. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

AnnualAnnual data for 2022 will be finalized in the fall of 2023. Until that time, some data may be incomplete. Data for 2023 is a summation of all information released to date, which may only represent a portion of the actual production that has occurred. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

Oklahoma's Electricity Prices and Usage

Citizens in Oklahoma enjoy a lower residential electricity rate than most people around the country, with an average state electricity rate of 12.52 cents per kilowatt hour compared to the United States average rate of 16.73 cents. There are over 90 electric vendors that call the state home, but because of the electricity market regulations in place citizens often have only one or two provider choices determined by their location. Oklahoma has grown hydroelectric power use by 3.49% and the power source now makes up 1.53% of the total electricity generation there. The state released 22,978,930,698.6 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity use, causing it to be the 23rd worst polluting state in the United States when considering total CO2 emissions. Oklahoma Gas & Electric sells 30,209,458.89 megawatt hours in the state per year, which is more than any other electricity supplier. The state produces 43.39% of their electricity using sustainable fuel sources, which ranks them 13th in the country for ratio of renewable fuel sources to non-renewable sources.

Residential Electricity Providers in Oklahoma

Provider	Service Type	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Average Bill ($)	Residential Average Bill State Rank	Residential Sales (MWh)	Residential Sales State Rank	Residential Revenues ($)	Residential Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
Oklahoma Gas & Electric	BUNDLED	12.10	35	132.49	51	9,357,887.82	1	1,132,209,331	1	14,957,983.23	1
Public Service Company of Oklahoma	BUNDLED	12.68	47	135.22	53	6,434,468.09	2	816,176,548	2	10,826,356.71	2
Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	12.20	36	157.23	76	909,861	3	111,024,000	3		8
Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.91	30	169.6	85	601,532.8	4	71,637,677	4		8
Edmond Electric	BUNDLED	11.96	33	141.58	61	566,749.81	5	67,785,400.38	5		8
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	12.84	52	148.09	69	525,339	6	67,441,000	6		8
East Central Oklahoma Electric	BUNDLED	11.08	18	128.14	47	477,702.76	7	52,926,314.7	7		8
Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.93	31	154.3	74	394,202.62	8	47,026,289.31	8		8
Lake Region	BUNDLED	11.96	32	145.1	65	373,634.27	9	44,673,018.32	9		8
Central Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	10.88	13	163.84	81	363,345.82	10	39,531,365.76	12		8
Cotton Electric Coop	BUNDLED	12.51	41	166.04	82	324,935.63	11	40,638,327.04	11		8
Choctaw Electric	BUNDLED	13.58	66	161.13	78	316,577.94	12	42,999,532.85	10		8
Kiamichi Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	12.84	51	141.75	63	290,544.81	13	37,293,638.74	14		8
CKenergy Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	13.39	63	134.2	52	281,180.14	14	37,655,814.21	13		8
Cookson Hills Electric	BUNDLED	13.15	55	159.43	77	264,170.34	15	34,728,519	15		8
People's Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	10.88	14	151.77	70	252,739.45	16	27,499,031.37	19		8
Indian Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.28	21	152.36	71	249,105.16	17	28,109,360.09	18		8
Southeastern Electric Coop Durant	BUNDLED	11.90	29	144.15	64	236,448.61	18	28,131,642.79	17		8
Stillwater Utilities	BUNDLED	14.06	70	125.46	41	220,132.17	19	30,952,307.1	16	88,395	3
Red River Valley REA	BUNDLED	12.00	34	131.76	50	217,133.64	20	26,054,459.94	20		8

Commercial Electricity Providers in Oklahoma

Provider	Service Type	Commercial Rate (¢)	Commercial Rate Rank	Commercial Average Bill ($)	Commercial Average Bill State Rank	Commercial Sales (MWh)	Commercial Sales State Rank	Commercial Revenues ($)	Commercial Revenues State Rank	State Production (MWh)	State Production Rank
Oklahoma Gas & Electric	BUNDLED	8.10	7	790.78	77	13,374,848.09	1	1,083,670,531	1	14,957,983.23	1
Public Service Company of Oklahoma	BUNDLED	8.63	9	662.64	70	7,036,569.37	2	607,185,426	2	10,826,356.71	2
Edmond Electric	BUNDLED	10.27	26	686.51	75	438,786.18	3	45,082,962.02	3		8
Cimarron Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	10.95	36	844.23	78	407,216.69	4	44,581,507.21	4		8
CKenergy Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.17	43	589.59	65	315,785.45	5	35,262,605.92	7		8
Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.54	51	551.69	60	314,389	6	36,275,000	6		8
Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.83	16	674.84	72	307,632.34	7	30,253,676.97	9		8
Central Rural Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	10.05	20	443.44	46	268,337.02	8	26,969,923.21	10		8
Tri-County Electric Cooperative (Oklahoma)	BUNDLED	15.56	82	327.46	31	267,578.22	9	41,633,131.92	5		8
Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.35	14	682.63	74	260,937.44	10	24,398,549.53	11		8
People's Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	13.87	74	324.58	30	250,597.4	11	34,755,011.7	8		8
Cotton Electric Coop	BUNDLED	9.96	19	442.76	45	225,583.44	12	22,477,849.63	14		8
Indian Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	9.92	18	314.17	26	223,774.32	13	22,206,987.03	15		8
East Central Oklahoma Electric	BUNDLED	8.99	11	380.14	36	219,900.36	14	19,760,586.84	16		8
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.23	45	464.29	48	204,316	15	22,950,000	13		8
Stillwater Utilities	BUNDLED	12.69	63	758.16	76	188,882.33	16	23,970,767.69	12	88,395	3
Kay Electric Cooperative	BUNDLED	11.03	38	926.66	80	162,964.34	17	17,979,116.35	17		8
Ponca City Utility Authority	BUNDLED	11.01	37	526.45	57	123,602.72	18	13,603,483.5	19		8
Northwestern Electric Coop	BUNDLED	11.85	53	495.64	52	121,181.1	19	14,362,065.27	18		8
Tahlequah Public Works Authority	BUNDLED	10.30	27	611.54	66	120,662.89	20	12,431,338.52	21		8

Power Plants in Oklahoma

Plant	City/County	Primary Fuel Type	Production (MWh)	Emission (KG)	Emissions/MWh (KG/MWh)
ChouteauAssociated Electric Cooperative (100.00%)	Mayes County	Natural Gas	5,696,911	2,192,372,450.52	384.84
Kiamichi Energy FacilityITOCHU (17.32%)Tenaska (65.35%)	Pittsburg County	Natural Gas	5,562,047	2,245,081,830.04	403.64
Oneta Energy CenterArgo Infrastructure Partners (100.00%)	Coweta	Natural Gas	5,413,281	2,087,883,992.46	385.7
Redbud Power PlantOklahoma Municipal Power Authority (13.00%)Oklahoma Gas & Electric (51.00%)Grand River Dam Authority (36.00%)	Luther	Natural Gas	5,014,774	1,970,007,753.56	392.84
NortheasternPublic Service Company of Oklahoma (100.00%)	Rogers County	Natural Gas	3,979,334.01	2,619,151,134.68	658.19
Green Country Energy LLCJohn Hancock (50.00%)	Jenks	Natural Gas	3,950,232	1,539,678,313.04	389.77
GRECGrand River Dam Authority (100.00%)	Mayes County	Natural Gas	3,825,631	2,156,651,757.84	563.74
Traverse Wind Project, LLCPublic Service Company of Oklahoma (45.50%)Southwestern Electric Power Company (54.50%)	Weatherford	Wind	3,021,265
MuskogeeOklahoma Gas & Electric (100.00%)	Fort Gibson	Natural Gas	2,821,784.01	2,168,213,426.46	768.38
SoonerOklahoma Gas & Electric (100.00%)	Noble County	Coal	2,427,490	2,766,946,632.37	1,139.84
SeminoleOklahoma Gas & Electric (100.00%)	Seminole County	Natural Gas	2,316,398	1,342,930,931.02	579.75
Riverside (OK)Public Service Company of Oklahoma (100.00%)	Jenks	Natural Gas	1,447,273	868,564,131.26	600.14
McClain Energy FacilityOklahoma Municipal Power Authority (23.00%)Oklahoma Gas & Electric (77.00%)	Newcastle	Natural Gas	1,399,491	527,139,957.4	376.67
HugoWestern Farmers Electric Cooperative (100.00%)	Choctaw County	Coal	1,324,849	1,448,944,211.2	1,093.67
Anadarko PlantWestern Farmers Electric Cooperative (100.00%)	Anadarko	Natural Gas	1,195,057	588,587,735.26	492.52
Seven Cowboy Wind Project, LLCSeven Cowboy Wind Project, LLC (100.00%)	Rocky	Wind	1,127,904
25 Mile CreekEnel Green Power (100.00%)	Gage	Wind	1,092,834
Caddo WindALLETE (100.00%)	Caddo County	Wind	966,360
Kay Wind, LLCSouthern Company (100.00%)	Kay County	Wind	941,701
Ponderosa Wind Energy CenterPonderosa Wind, LLC (100.00%)	Beaver County	Wind	938,371

Quick Facts

Carbon dioxide pollution on account of electricity consumption rose by 2.50% year over year in the state of Oklahoma over the course of the previous year.

Oklahoma generates 455,659.78 megawatt hours from solar energy, ranking it 40th in the nation for total megawatt hours generated using solar power sources.

When comparing annual CO2 emissions per capita, Oklahoma had a 1.66% increase in the most recent year.

Oklahoma generates roughly 1.86 megawatt hours of electricity from natural gas per resident living in the state. This is the 25th highest amount in the United States.

Oklahoma averages 18.54 megawatt hours consumed per year per person. The state is 5th in megawatt hours consumed per person.

Oklahoma saw a 0.83% growth in the state's total population in the past 12 months.

Oklahoma Counties Comparison

County	Population	Providers	Plants	Residential Rate (¢)	Residential Rate State Rank	Residential Rate National Rank	Residential Avg. Electric Bill	Residential Bill State Rank	Residential Bill National Rank
Oklahoma County	802,559	5	2	12.01	24	329	$138.18/mo	19	762
Tulsa County	677,358	9	3	12.32	37	423	$138.54/mo	20	775
Cleveland County	299,587	4	1	12.22	35	385	$149.34/mo	49	1,181
Canadian County	169,149	5	4	12.64	45	525	$130.55/mo	4	538
Comanche County	123,046	4		12.69	47	555	$154.80/mo	57	1,410
Rogers County	98,836	6	1	12.33	38	425	$156.25/mo	62	1,489
Wagoner County	86,644	7	1	12.13	28	353	$141.20/mo	26	887
Payne County	82,794	8		11.24	5	151	$157.88/mo	63	1,562
Pottawatomie County	73,533	5		12.00	23	326	$148.08/mo	46	1,131
Creek County	72,699	6		11.44	7	185	$134.95/mo	9	659
Muskogee County	66,354	5	2	12.18	31	373	$142.47/mo	34	937
Garfield County	62,628	6	4	12.22	34	382	$134.11/mo	8	647
Grady County	54,739	6	4	12.21	33	379	$146.26/mo	44	1,056
Washington County	52,382	4		12.15	30	365	$160.38/mo	68	1,687
Logan County	49,005	5	1	11.53	12	201	$148.85/mo	47	1,163
Le Flore County	48,436	9	1	12.82	49	604	$141.09/mo	25	882
Carter County	48,102	3	1	12.14	29	356	$132.98/mo	7	617
Cherokee County	47,307	5		12.20	32	378	$143.15/mo	35	955
Osage County	46,140	8		11.95	20	307	$154.09/mo	56	1,371
Bryan County	45,809	4		11.99	22	322	$143.57/mo	36	969
Kay County	44,019	8	4	13.27	57	834	$136.56/mo	16	709
Pittsburg County	43,836	4	1	12.75	48	576	$141.66/mo	29	909
Stephens County	42,983	5		12.34	39	428	$158.93/mo	66	1,614
McClain County	41,258	8	1	11.92	18	298	$145.93/mo	42	1,044
Delaware County	40,688	6		13.09	52	733	$145.56/mo	39	1,026
Sequoyah County	39,652	5		13.11	54	743	$158.19/mo	64	1,578
Mayes County	39,303	5	3	12.66	46	541	$141.46/mo	27	901
Pontotoc County	38,102	3		11.01	3	117	$151.19/mo	51	1,264
Okmulgee County	37,046	5		11.52	11	200	$130.52/mo	3	535
Lincoln County	33,650	6		11.51	10	197	$156.03/mo	60	1,480
McCurtain County	31,112	4	1	13.37	60	881	$154.04/mo	55	1,367
Ottawa County	30,568	7		13.12	56	745	$145.79/mo	41	1,036
Custer County	28,564	5	1	13.41	61	900	$136.02/mo	12	690
Caddo County	27,253	6	7	13.30	59	849	$135.76/mo	11	682
Garvin County	25,949	6		11.53	13	202	$140.82/mo	24	874
Jackson County	24,960	8		13.83	66	1,088	$165.77/mo	72	1,988
Seminole County	23,798	4	1	11.97	21	316	$146.79/mo	45	1,072
Beckham County	22,349	3		14.95	70	1,645	$175.08/mo	76	2,508
Texas County	21,448	1	1	17.33	76	2,439	$136.07/mo	13	692
Woodward County	20,591	5	3	15.27	72	1,803	$141.70/mo	30	910
Adair County	19,839	2		12.96	51	671	$137.35/mo	17	729
McIntosh County	19,105	6		11.51	9	196	$136.36/mo	15	701
Pawnee County	15,687	5		11.35	6	175	$152.45/mo	53	1,311
Marshall County	15,361	3		12.07	26	339	$132.67/mo	6	607
Kingfisher County	15,272	4	2	12.39	40	446	$125.59/mo	1	444
Choctaw County	14,307	4	1	13.30	58	843	$156.10/mo	61	1,483
Craig County	14,172	6		13.10	53	737	$145.63/mo	40	1,032
Atoka County	14,080	6		12.31	36	419	$146.12/mo	43	1,049
Murray County	13,874	3	1	11.59	15	213	$142.09/mo	32	925
Hughes County	13,406	6		11.49	8	194	$151.35/mo	52	1,269
Haskell County	11,711	3		13.11	55	744	$156.02/mo	59	1,478
Okfuskee County	11,444	6		11.70	16	228	$138.13/mo	18	761
Noble County	11,020	6	2	11.94	19	302	$149.21/mo	48	1,172
Washita County	11,014	5	1	13.54	65	977	$139.62/mo	23	826
Pushmataha County	10,891	4	1	13.49	63	948	$158.36/mo	65	1,586
Johnston County	10,446	7	1	11.55	14	204	$144.79/mo	38	1,010
Love County	10,105	3	1	12.04	25	335	$132.57/mo	5	603
Latimer County	9,555	3		12.86	50	616	$141.60/mo	28	907
Nowata County	9,484	4		12.12	27	348	$161.48/mo	69	1,748
Blaine County	8,799	7		12.50	42	470	$125.93/mo	2	448
Woods County	8,731	5	2	10.96	2	111	$162.44/mo	70	1,794
Kiowa County	8,518	4	2	13.51	64	954	$144.64/mo	37	1,006
Major County	7,753	6	1	12.58	44	507	$138.92/mo	22	787
Tillman County	7,070	6		13.46	62	928	$166.92/mo	75	2,052
Alfalfa County	5,744	5		10.70	1	88	$166.88/mo	74	2,048
Cotton County	5,603	4		12.53	43	482	$165.83/mo	73	1,992
Greer County	5,548	7		13.98	68	1,150	$158.99/mo	67	1,619
Jefferson County	5,491	7		12.40	41	447	$155.27/mo	58	1,437
Coal County	5,294	4		11.12	4	127	$150.84/mo	50	1,246
Beaver County	5,100	2	4	16.55	75	2,278	$138.81/mo	21	784
Dewey County	4,548	7	1	13.94	67	1,134	$135.01/mo	10	661
Grant County	4,166	5	1	11.79	17	258	$152.56/mo	54	1,315
Ellis County	3,813	3	1	15.37	73	1,855	$142.00/mo	31	920
Roger Mills County	3,477	4	1	15.01	71	1,669	$175.91/mo	77	2,535
Harper County	3,358	2		15.52	74	1,988	$142.40/mo	33	935
Harmon County	2,540	4		14.26	69	1,314	$162.54/mo	71	1,798
Cimarron County	2,271	1		17.33	76	2,439	$136.07/mo	13	692

Oklahoma Production Fuel Makeup

NATURAL GAS

48.57%

WIND

41.02%

COAL

8.02%

CONVENTIONAL HYDROELECTRIC

1.53%

SOLAR

0.49%

OTHER

0.38%

Oklahoma citizens average 5,716.44 kilograms of CO2 emissions per resident from electricity use, which is sufficient to rank them 16th worst in the United States in this category. Total emissions from electricity consumption in the state is 22,978,930,698.6 kilograms each year, which is the 23rd worst total amount of emissions for all states. Natural Gas makes up 48.57% of the fuel types used for electricity generation in the state of Oklahoma. Wind and Coal are the second and third most used fuels for electricity generation. Wind makes up 38,166,561.12 megawatt hours (41.02%) of electricity generation and Coal makes up 7,457,445.61 megawatt hours (8.02%) of total production in the state. Oklahoma has the 11th most electricity plants of any state in the country, with 70 total power plants. This translates to the 11th most power plants per citizen in the United States.

There are 87 companies in Oklahoma selling electricity. Of those 87, 40.23% of them offer some type of net metering option for their customers, making solar panels and alternative electric sources more economically feasible. Oklahoma has nonexistent regulations in place for consumers who are interested in taking advantage of net metering with solar installations.

The average energy loss for electricity providers in Oklahoma is 3.75%. This includes data from 29 suppliers, including Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Public Service Company of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma Electric Cooperative. For comparison, the United States average energy loss is 2.43%. Oklahoma ranks 35th best in the nation for grid efficiency based on energy loss.

Motivating private citizens to consider installing solar panels can sometimes be a challenge due to high installation costs. Governments can help ease costs by issuing rebates and tax breaks to their residents. Oklahoma, unfortunately, has no statewide tax credits offered to residents who install solar panels. The state offers no rebates to residents who are purchasing private solar. There are currently no property tax exemptions for citizens in Oklahoma who wish to install solar at their residence. The state currently does not offer a sales tax exemption for the purchase of solar panels, leaving citizens high and dry for this category.

Legislation enacted at the state level determines whether a state is friendly towards customers searching for renewable energy sources. Many states require green fuel types to make up a portion of the fuel used for electricity generation. These stipulations are known as Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS). Sadly, Oklahoma has only limited or optional standards plan set up. Additionally, the state does not have any sort of low income solar programs that assist with the installation of solar panels at low income households.

Learn about going solar in Oklahoma, find out which system size is best for you, compare local installers and see which incentives are available in your area.

FAQ: Common Questions About Electricity in Oklahoma

What is a good electricity rate in Oklahoma?

A good electricity rate in Oklahoma would be somewhere below the state average of 12.52 cents per kilowatt hour. Anything below that amount would be better than most other rates in the state. Currently, the varying rates in the state range from 5.91 cents per kilowatt hour up to 19.31 cents per kilowatt hour.

Where does Oklahoma get its electricity?

The main fuel types used for electricity production in Oklahoma are Natural Gas (48.57%), Wind (41.02%) and Coal (8.02%).

What is the average electric bill in Oklahoma?

In 2025, Oklahoma has an average electricity bill of $137.

How many electric companies offer service in Oklahoma?

There are 87 electricity companies offering service in Oklahoma.

What electricity company is the largest supplier in Oklahoma?

The largest electricity company in Oklahoma by total customer count is Oklahoma Gas & Electric.

What is the cheapest electricity company in Oklahoma?

Residential Rate Rank	Provider	Residential Rate (¢)	State Customers
1	Burlington, Oklahoma Electric Utility	5.92	80
2	South Coffeyville, Oklahoma Electric Utility	8.56	577
3	Marlow Electric	9.11	2,390
4	Anadarko, Oklahoma Electric Department	9.26	2,347
5	Manitou, Oklahoma Electric Utility	9.43	84
6	City of Skiatook Utilities	10.51	4,392
7	Fairview, Oklahoma Electric Utility	10.59	1,681
8	Alfalfa Electric	10.60	7,911
9	Spiro, Oklahoma Electric Utility	10.61	1,171
10	Tecumseh Utility Authority	10.72	2,389

How many power plants are within Oklahoma?

Oklahoma is home to 70 active power plants producing electricity for the state.

What power companies are in Oklahoma?

State Customers Rank	Provider	State Customers
1	Oklahoma Gas & Electric	835,531
2	Public Service Company of Oklahoma	585,749
3	Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	64,541
4	Edmond Electric	45,449
5	Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	42,108
6	Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative	39,170
7	East Central Oklahoma Electric	38,817
8	CKenergy Electric Cooperative	28,443
9	Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative	28,436
10	Lake Region	27,488

Does Oklahoma have a deregulated electricity market?

No, the state has a regulated market, where residents' electricity company options are often determined by their location or state legislation.

Last Reviewed By: Alex Zdanov

Published: 2025-07-29