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Connecticut residential electricity cost calculator
The current WattNomic default for Connecticut is 30.77 cents per kWh from EIA's February 2026 monthly retail-price table. That is 12.42 cents above the state/DC average in this dataset.
Connecticut residential electricity averages 30.77 cents/kWh.
At 900 kWh, Connecticut's state-rate default estimates $277 before fixed fees, or $292 with a $15 fixed monthly charge. Replace defaults with your utility bill for a real decision.
Quick estimates for Connecticut
- $277monthly cost at 900 kWh
- $3,323annual cost at 900 kWh/month
- $2,380estimated annual value of 7 kW solar at 85% bill offset
- #4highest residential electricity price among state/DC pages
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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (February 2026). Replace defaults with your utility bill before making a purchase decision.
How Connecticut compares
Connecticut ranks #4 by residential electricity price among the 51 state/DC pages in this launch set. The current simple average across these pages is 18.35 cents/kWh.