Utility Costs in Colorado

97
Utilities index

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorColoradoUnited States
Utilities index97100

National ranking

Colorado ranks #18 of 35 states by utilities cost index.

#1Wyoming$8
#2Vermont10
#3Washington11.4
#4Montana$11.9
#5Delaware15.6
#6Alaska47
#7Utah90
#8Oklahoma90
#9Oregon92
#10New Mexico92
#11Kentucky94
#12Georgia94
#13Missouri95
#14Tennessee96
#15Ohio97
#16Illinois97
#17Indiana97
#18Colorado97
#19South Dakota97
#20Louisiana98
#21Virginia99
#22Minnesota99
#23North Carolina99
#24Texas100
#25Wisconsin101
#26Florida102
#27Michigan102
#28Arizona102
#29New Jersey113
#30New York116
#31California120
#32Rhode Island122
#33Maine124
#34Massachusetts137
#35New Hampshire$230

Overview

Colorado's utilities cost index is 97, close to the national average, with lower electricity costs offset by higher heating costs in mountain areas. Key figures for Colorado include Utilities index of 97, offering a clear snapshot of utility costs in the state. Understanding utility costs helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Colorado to national and regional benchmarks.

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