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Electricity rates in Kansas

Homes in Kansas pay an average of 15.71¢ per kWh, 14% below the national average of 18.34¢. Enter your bill to see where you stand.

Kansas average: 15.71¢/kWh
Avg monthly bill: $148
Past 12 months: +4.5%

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How Kansas electricity prices compare

Kansas ranks 22nd cheapest of 51 (50 states plus D.C.) for residential electricity. At 15.71¢/kWh, it sits 14% below the national average of 18.34¢, and prices are up 4.5% over the past year.

The typical Kansas household uses about 942 kWh a month and pays around $148. Among Midwest states, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota have lower rates.

Rate: 15.71¢
vs U.S.: −14%
Avg usage: 942 kWh
National rank: 22nd

To find your own rate, divide your total bill by the kWh you used. If you paid $148 for 942 kWh, you're right at the Kansas average.

Can you choose your electricity provider in Kansas?

No. Kansas is a regulated market: Evergy both deliver and sell your power, and rates are set by the state utility commission. You can't switch supplier, but you can change how you pay, for example with a time-of-use plan, budget billing or efficiency upgrades.

Main electric utilities in Kansas

Most Kansas homes are served by Evergy. Your utility's name and account number are near the top of your bill.

How to lower your electric bill in Kansas

Ask your utility about time-of-use pricing. Shifting laundry, dishwashing and EV charging to off-peak hours can cut 5–15%.
Tackle heating and cooling first. A smart thermostat and sealed air leaks usually save more than any other single change.
Check for assistance programs. LIHEAP and utility discount programs can lower bills for eligible households.

Kansas electricity FAQ

What is the average electricity rate in Kansas?

The average residential rate in Kansas is 15.71 cents per kWh as of September 2026, 14% below the national average of 18.34¢.

What is the average electric bill in Kansas?

About $148 per month, based on average use of roughly 942 kWh.

Can I switch electricity providers in Kansas?

No. Kansas is regulated, so your utility sells and delivers your power.

Who are the main electric utilities in Kansas?

The main utilities in Kansas are Evergy.

Compare other Midwest states

Averages are EIA residential revenue divided by kWh sold, September 2026. Your rate depends on your utility, plan and season. See all 50 states.