monthly heat pump electricity cost
West Virginia heat pump running cost calculator
Use West Virginia's 14.41 cents/kWh EIA residential default, then replace every assumption with your vehicle, home, climate, and utility rate.
The default West Virginia estimate is $60 per month.
That estimate uses 4 million BTU of delivered heat per month and a seasonal COP of 2.8. It is a planning calculation, not a home-specific load model.
Use this to plan, then replace the defaults.
Weather, building load, backup heat, defrost cycles, ducts, equipment sizing, taxes, and utility-specific fees can move the real bill.
No hidden utility or equipment claim
The page uses the published state average and the assumptions shown in the calculator. It does not infer your tariff, vehicle, home load, or equipment performance.
Common questions
What electricity rate does this West Virginia calculator use?
It starts with 14.41 cents per kWh from EIA's February 2026 residential retail-price table. Replace it with your utility's full supply and delivery rate when available.
How is heat pump running cost calculated?
Monthly kWh = delivered MMBtu multiplied by 293.071, divided by seasonal COP. Monthly cost = kWh multiplied by cents per kWh, divided by 100.
Is this an exact utility-bill prediction?
No. Weather, building load, backup heat, defrost cycles, ducts, equipment sizing, taxes, and utility-specific fees can move the real bill.