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ELECTRICITY INTELLIGENCE · REVIEWED AUGUST 2026

Electricity cost in Georgia

Georgia electricity planning should combine the serving utility's current tariff with actual seasonal usage. Cooling load, envelope and household demand can outweigh small rate differences.

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Georgia residential benchmark14.08¢/kWh

Final 2024 EIA average: 1,074 kWh/month and $151.25/month. It is a state benchmark, not a utility tariff or quoted bill.

What changes the real result?

  • All-in delivered rate, fixed fees and time-of-use periods
  • Actual monthly kWh and seasonal HVAC load
  • Plan term, minimum-use rules, credits and early termination
  • Solar export compensation and address-specific production
  • EV charging losses, vehicle efficiency and charging time
DO NOT MIX THESE NUMBERS

Average price ≠ utility tariff ≠ retail offer.

EIA divides residential revenue by electricity sold to create an average-revenue benchmark. Your bill applies address-specific rate rules and fees. In competitive markets, compare the full disclosure document at your normal usage—not only the advertised cents per kWh.

EIA electricity data