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Ohio Electricity Rates, Providers & Generation

In Ohio, the average residential electricity rate is 16.96¢ per kilowatt-hour, ranking 33rd nationally; the typical home spends $150 per month on electricity; 2% of generation comes from renewable sources.

Avg residential rate16.96¢33rd lowest in U.S.
Avg monthly bill$150
Renewable share2%+0.66% YoY
Annual generation507.9 TWh

Ohio electricity overview

Production, consumption, and emissions for Ohio based on the most recent reported year (2025).

Population
11,900,510
Total production
507.9 TWh 42.68 MWh per capita
Total consumption
161.9 TWh 13.61 MWh per capita
Production from renewables
11.9 TWh 2.3% of generation
Production from non-renewables
496.0 TWh

Ohio electricity rates & bills

16.96¢Average residential rate33rd lowest of 51 states & DC
$150Average monthly billDeregulated market

Average residential electricity rate in Ohio, last 22 months.

Residential rate trend, Ohio15.6¢17.9¢
SectorAvg rate (¢/kWh)
Residential16.96¢
Commercial11.60¢
Industrial8.52¢

How Ohio generates electricity

Generation mix from in-state power plants over the most recent twelve months, by fuel category.

Generation mix for Ohiofossil fuels: 23.3%natural gas & other gases: 16.1%natural gas: 15.9%coal, excluding waste coal: 7.0%all coal products: 7.0%bituminous coal and synthetic coal: 7.0%bituminous coal: 7.0%nuclear: 3.4%renewable: 2.3%all renewables: 2.2%estimated total solar photovoltaic: 1.7%estimated total solar: 1.7%solar: 1.6%solar photovoltaic: 1.6%Other: 2.2%2%renewable
Generation by fuel category (latest 12 months)Renewable: 2.4%Nuclear: 3.4%Fossil: 23.1%23%Other: 71.1%71%
  • Renewable
  • Nuclear
  • Fossil
  • Other
FuelShareGeneration
fossil fuels23.3%119.1 TWh
natural gas & other gases16.1%82.1 TWh
natural gas15.9%81.2 TWh
coal, excluding waste coal7.0%35.6 TWh
all coal products7.0%35.6 TWh
bituminous coal and synthetic coal7.0%35.6 TWh
bituminous coal7.0%35.6 TWh
nuclear3.4%17.3 TWh
renewable2.3%11.8 TWh
all renewables2.2%11.4 TWh
estimated total solar photovoltaic1.7%8.8 TWh
estimated total solar1.7%8.8 TWh
solar1.6%8.2 TWh
solar photovoltaic1.6%8.2 TWh
wind0.6%2.9 TWh
onshore wind turbine0.6%2.9 TWh
petroleum0.3%1.3 TWh
petroleum coke0.2%1.0 TWh
other gases0.2%860.7 GWh
estimated small scale solar photovoltaic0.1%622.8 GWh
conventional hydroelectric0.1%421.4 GWh
biomass0.1%265.5 GWh

Ohio production fuel makeup

Share of in-state generation by fuel over the latest twelve months.

  • fossil fuels23.3%
  • natural gas & other gases16.1%
  • natural gas15.9%
  • coal, excluding waste coal7.0%
  • all coal products7.0%
  • bituminous coal and synthetic coal7.0%
  • bituminous coal7.0%
  • nuclear3.4%
  • renewable2.3%
  • all renewables2.2%
  • estimated total solar photovoltaic1.7%
  • estimated total solar1.7%
  • solar1.6%
  • solar photovoltaic1.6%
  • wind0.6%
  • onshore wind turbine0.6%
  • petroleum0.3%
  • petroleum coke0.2%
  • other gases0.2%
  • estimated small scale solar photovoltaic0.1%
  • conventional hydroelectric0.1%
  • biomass0.1%

Electric utilities in Ohio

The 15 electric distribution utilities that serve Ohio, by customers served. These are the companies that deliver power and handle outages.

Residential electricity providers in Ohio

20 utilities and retail providers serving residential customers, ordered by customer count. Ohio has a deregulated retail electricity market — most residential customers can choose among competing providers.

ProviderTypeCustomersAnnual salesAvg rateAvg bill
Ohio Power CoInvestor-owned788,4648.2 TWh10.75¢
Ohio Edison CoInvestor-owned706,0297.0 TWh7.30¢
Cleveland Electric Illum CoInvestor-owned544,7284.5 TWh7.81¢
Duke Energy Ohio IncInvestor-owned399,3514.3 TWh7.81¢
Dayton Power & Light CoInvestor-owned346,2193.8 TWh5.97¢
The Toledo Edison CoInvestor-owned199,8071.8 TWh7.81¢
South Central Power CompanyCooperative117,4691.5 TWh14.87¢
City of Cleveland - (OH)Municipal64,914384.0 GWh14.87¢
City of Hamilton - (OH)Municipal26,964251.3 GWh15.44¢
Licking Rural Electric IncCooperative25,820326.3 GWh16.88¢
City of Cuyahoga Falls - (OH)Municipal24,349178.9 GWh13.02¢
Consolidated CooperativeCooperative16,897257.5 GWh16.11¢
Buckeye Rural Elec Coop, IncCooperative16,349205.1 GWh19.90¢
Pioneer Rural Elec Coop, Inc - (OH)Cooperative16,310251.2 GWh16.18¢
City of Westerville - (OH)Municipal15,713174.0 GWh13.19¢
City of Columbus - (OH)Municipal15,510102.5 GWh11.32¢
Guernsey-Muskingum El Coop IncCooperative15,289168.6 GWh18.00¢
Lorain-Medina R E C, IncCooperative15,234212.5 GWh17.26¢
Holmes-Wayne Electric Coop IncCooperative14,714177.9 GWh16.52¢
City of Bowling Green - (OH)Municipal13,06898.7 GWh15.36¢

Commercial electricity providers in Ohio

20 providers serving commercial customers, ordered by annual sales.

ProviderTypeCustomersAnnual salesAvg rateAvg bill
Ohio Power CoInvestor-owned127,54318.7 TWh4.43¢
Duke Energy Ohio IncInvestor-owned42,3966.5 TWh4.00¢
Ohio Edison CoInvestor-owned94,1615.6 TWh5.46¢
Cleveland Electric Illum CoInvestor-owned70,4765.5 TWh6.66¢
Dayton Power & Light CoInvestor-owned49,3754.5 TWh2.99¢
The Toledo Edison CoInvestor-owned29,5651.6 TWh6.37¢
City of Cleveland - (OH)Municipal8,729618.2 GWh13.87¢
South Central Power CompanyCooperative10,093374.6 GWh13.58¢
City of Hamilton - (OH)Municipal2,852358.2 GWh9.43¢
City of Westerville - (OH)Municipal2,252260.3 GWh11.98¢
City of Columbus - (OH)Municipal3,530113.0 GWh13.83¢
Consolidated CooperativeCooperative2,363105.1 GWh14.75¢
Hancock-Wood Electric Coop IncCooperative2,321101.7 GWh14.55¢
Holmes-Wayne Electric Coop IncCooperative3,211101.6 GWh14.39¢
Midwest Electric, Inc - (OH)Cooperative35399.5 GWh11.43¢
City of Niles - (OH)Municipal91195.3 GWh8.43¢
Union Rural Electric Coop, IncCooperative45587.1 GWh12.83¢
City of Wadsworth - (OH)Municipal1,49286.2 GWh9.78¢
City of PainesvilleMunicipal1,77586.1 GWh11.95¢
City of Piqua - (OH)Municipal1,09885.2 GWh10.80¢

Power plant map of Ohio

183 power plants in Ohio with known coordinates, plotted by location. Marker size reflects nameplate capacity; color shows primary fuel.

Power plant locations in OhioGavin Power, LLC · 2.6 GWGuernsey Power Station · 2.1 GWCardinal · 1.9 GWHanging Rock Energy Facility · 1.4 GWPerry · 1.3 GWSouth Field Energy · 1.2 GWMiami Fort · 1.2 GWKyger Creek · 1.1 GWOregon Clean Energy Center · 1.1 GWRolling Hills Generating · 978 MWClean Energy Future-Lordstown, LLC · 962 MWDavis Besse · 925 MWWaterford Power, LLC · 922 MWCarroll County Energy · 832 MWTroy Energy LLC · 796 MWFremont Energy Center · 740 MWWashington Energy Facility · 715 MWMadison · 692 MWTait Electric Generating Station · 681 MWDresden Energy Facility · 678 MWRobert P Mone Plant · 597 MWFox Squirrel Solar · 577 MWWoodsdale · 572 MWDarby Power, LLC · 564 MWWest Lorain · 556 MWMiddletown Energy Center · 544 MWLong Ridge Energy Generation · 522 MWRichland (OH) · 450 MWBlue Creek Wind Project · 302 MWYellowbud Solar, LLC · 274 MWScioto Ridge Wind Farm · 250 MWGreenville Electric Generating Station · 236 MWHillcrest Solar · 200 MWBig Plain Solar, LLC · 196 MWFirstEnergy Bay Shore · 187 MWDick's Creek · 159 MWHardin Solar Energy LLC · 150 MWYankee Street · 127 MWTimber Road IV · 125 MWNorthwest Ohio Wind · 110 MWCleveland Works · 102 MWPaulding Wind Farm III · 101 MWNew Market Solar · 100 MWPaulding Wind Farm II · 99 MWPixelle Specialty Solutions LLC - Chilli · 93 MWOrrville · 85 MWNestlewood Solar · 80 MWGreenup Hydro · 70 MWHaverhill North Cogeneration Facility · 67 MWMiddletown Coke Company, LLC · 67 MWHog Creek Wind Project · 66 MWPainesville · 56 MWSalt City Solar Project - Hybrid · 50 MWBlue Harvest Solar Park · 50 MWTimber Road Solar Park · 50 MWDover (OH) · 50 MWBowling Green Generating Station · 50 MWGalion Generating Station · 50 MWNapoleon Peaking Station · 50 MWRacine · 47 MWCentral Utility Plant Cincinnati · 47 MWBryan (OH) · 39 MWPiqua Power Plant · 36 MWO H Hutchings · 33 MWWest 41st Street · 32 MWHamilton Peaking · 32 MWBowling Green Peaking · 32 MWNiles Power Plant · 27 MWAshtabula · 26 MWSt Marys · 25 MWDG AMP Solar Bowling Green · 20 MWStryker · 19 MWOberlin (OH) · 19 MWHamilton (OH) · 16 MWCollinwood · 16 MWCuyahoga Falls 1 · 14 MWMonument · 14 MWSidney (OH) · 14 MWWapakoneta-Pratt · 14 MWSummit Street Power Plant · 13 MWClevelandcliffs Warren · 13 MWDG AMP Solar Piqua Manier · 13 MWBay View Cogeneration Facility · 12 MWBay View Backup Power Facility · 12 MWBowling Green Energy Storage Project · 12 MWCleveland Peaking · 11 MWDover Peaking · 11 MWBryan Peaking · 11 MWMontpelier · 11 MWNiles RTO BTM · 11 MWWadsworth IPS RTO BTM · 11 MWWadsworth HBS RTO BTM · 11 MWWyandot Solar Farm · 10 MWClyde Peaking Engine · 10 MWNapoleon Solar I · 8 MWAnadarko · 8 MWPOET Biorefining - Marion, LLC · 8 MWHMV Minster Energy Storage System · 7 MWDG AMP 1048 Wadsworth · 6 MWToledo Ref Power Recovery Train · 6 MWGenoa Diesel Generating Station · 6 MWEast Campus Utility Plant · 6 MWSuburban Landfill Gas Recovery · 6 MWVersailles Peaking · 5 MWNapoleon Peaking · 5 MWOrrville Peaking · 5 MWGalion · 5 MWSeville · 5 MWBrown County LFGTE Power Station · 5 MWBroshco Fabricated Products · 5 MWCooper Farms VW Project · 5 MWHaviland Plastic Products · 5 MWZephyr Wind · 5 MWWhirlpool Corporation - Marion Wind Farm · 5 MWWhirlpool Corp-Greenville Wind Farm · 5 MWZephyr Wind Project - 2.0 · 5 MWLafargeHolcim - Paulding Wind Project · 5 MWMartin Marietta Wind Project · 5 MWIGS CMH4, LLC · 4 MWWalter C Beckjord · 4 MWGeneva · 4 MWMahoning · 4 MWCelina Solar Project #1, LLC · 4 MWIGS AKC1 · 4 MWCuyahoga County Landfill · 4 MWParking Lot Array · 4 MWAuglaize Hydro · 4 MWEdgerton · 4 MWProgress Drive Generation Station · 4 MWAMP Napoleon Solar Facility · 4 MWPOET Biorefining - Fostoria · 4 MWPOET Biorefining - Leipsic, LLC · 4 MWRP Wind · 3 MWMonroeville Solar · 3 MWEnergy Developments, Hancock · 3 MWIGS PCW1 · 3 MWFindlay Wind Farm · 3 MWHMW Minster PV I · 3 MWOhio Northern University Solar Site · 3 MWValfilm Wind Project · 3 MWRenick Run Pumping Station 03-04 · 3 MWNapoleon Biogas · 3 MWClyde Solar Array · 3 MWMonroeville RTO BTM · 3 MWWoodville RTO BTM · 3 MWDG AMP Rittman Rd · 3 MWMorton Salt Rittman · 3 MWLE Wind Turbine 1 · 3 MWNorth American - Erie Generating Station · 2 MWDG AMP Solar Orrville 3 · 2 MWHamilton Hydro · 2 MWBryan Solar Field · 2 MWOwens Corning Headquarters · 2 MWPS ST-8 Engine No 1 · 2 MWDodge Park Engine No 1 · 2 MWOberlin Spear Point Solar One · 2 MWBuckeye Power Inc. · 2 MWDenison Solar Array · 2 MWDG AMP Solar Brewster · 2 MWShelby Solar Array · 2 MWProspect Municipal · 2 MWJackson Cntr Peaking · 2 MWShelby North · 2 MWShelby South · 2 MWCU Solar Plant · 2 MWAkron WRF · 2 MWDG AMP Solar Versailles · 2 MWDG AMP Solar Piqua Staunton · 2 MWAnthony Wayne Solar #1 · 2 MWDG AMP Solar Jackson Center · 2 MWSpringfield Solar LLC · 2 MWHarpster Wind · 2 MWWhirlpool Corporation - Ottawa Wind Farm · 2 MWPNA Rossford Solar Array · 1 MWST-1/1A Engine No 1 · 1 MWSycamore · 1 MWWellington · 1 MWCollinwood BioEnergy Facility · 1 MWEuclid Farm, Stamco N-54 · 1 MWMCCo Solar Generating Facility · 1 MWCleveland Thermal · 1 MWKSU Trumbull · 1 MWMinster 3 · 1 MW42.1°N, 85.0°W38.3°N, 80.3°W
  • Renewable
  • Nuclear
  • Fossil
  • Other

Power plants in Ohio

Largest in-state electricity generators by annual net generation, with associated CO2 emissions where available.

PlantCountyFuelCapacityGenerationCO₂CO₂/MWh
Gavin Power, LLCBIT2.6 GW13.5 TWh13.3 M tonnes986 kg
Hanging Rock Energy FacilityNG1.4 GW10.5 TWh4.2 M tonnes394 kg
CardinalBIT1.9 GW9.7 TWh9.2 M tonnes948 kg
South Field EnergyNG1.2 GW8.3 TWh3.0 M tonnes360 kg
PerryNUC1.3 GW8.2 TWh
Guernsey Power StationNG2.1 GW8.2 TWh3.2 M tonnes391 kg
Davis BesseNUC925 MW8.0 TWh
Oregon Clean Energy CenterNG1.1 GW6.5 TWh2.4 M tonnes364 kg
Clean Energy Future-Lordstown, LLCNG962 MW6.2 TWh2.3 M tonnes365 kg
Carroll County EnergyNG832 MW5.5 TWh2.2 M tonnes397 kg
Waterford Power, LLCNG922 MW5.4 TWh2.1 M tonnes379 kg
Washington Energy FacilityNG715 MW5.2 TWh2.1 M tonnes395 kg
Kyger CreekBIT1.1 GW4.6 TWh4.8 M tonnes1,061 kg
Dresden Energy FacilityNG678 MW3.9 TWh1.5 M tonnes373 kg
Long Ridge Energy GenerationNG522 MW3.9 TWh1.3 M tonnes343 kg
Fremont Energy CenterNG740 MW3.4 TWh1.3 M tonnes378 kg
Middletown Energy CenterNG544 MW3.4 TWh1.2 M tonnes366 kg
Miami FortBIT1.2 GW2.8 TWh2.8 M tonnes1,021 kg
Rolling Hills GeneratingNG978 MW2.3 TWh1.3 M tonnes589 kg
Tait Electric Generating StationNG681 MW1.3 TWh877.3 k tonnes676 kg
West LorainNG556 MW1.1 TWh716.1 k tonnes659 kg
FirstEnergy Bay ShorePC187 MW938.3 GWh1.1 M tonnes1,172 kg
MadisonNG692 MW928.1 GWh633.9 k tonnes683 kg
Troy Energy LLCNG796 MW821.7 GWh475.6 k tonnes579 kg
Blue Creek Wind ProjectWND302 MW734.2 GWh
Darby Power, LLCNG564 MW557.3 GWh200.1 k tonnes359 kg
Scioto Ridge Wind FarmWND250 MW521.3 GWh
Hillcrest SolarSUN200 MW386.5 GWh
Timber Road IVWND125 MW379.2 GWh
Haverhill North Cogeneration FacilityOG67 MW353.4 GWh89.4 k tonnes253 kg
Middletown Coke Company, LLCOG67 MW333.0 GWh83.8 k tonnes251 kg
Paulding Wind Farm IIWND99 MW300.2 GWh
Paulding Wind Farm IIIWND101 MW299.5 GWh
Pixelle Specialty Solutions LLC - ChilliBLQ93 MW291.6 GWh0 kg0 kg
Hardin Solar Energy LLCSUN150 MW285.6 GWh
Northwest Ohio WindWND110 MW279.4 GWh
Yellowbud Solar, LLCSUN274 MW276.0 GWh
Greenup HydroWAT70 MW262.2 GWh
Richland (OH)NG450 MW231.5 GWh168.3 k tonnes727 kg
Central Utility Plant CincinnatiNG47 MW226.0 GWh66.6 k tonnes295 kg
RacineWAT47 MW215.3 GWh
Hog Creek Wind ProjectWND66 MW195.1 GWh
Robert P Mone PlantNG597 MW185.0 GWh111.9 k tonnes605 kg
AshtabulaNG26 MW170.1 GWh46.9 k tonnes276 kg
WoodsdaleNG572 MW166.8 GWh182.2 k tonnes1,092 kg
Cleveland WorksBFG102 MW143.9 GWh211.2 k tonnes1,468 kg
Big Plain Solar, LLCSUN196 MW97.3 GWh
Greenville Electric Generating StationNG236 MW68.5 GWh41.6 k tonnes607 kg
Clevelandcliffs WarrenOG13 MW47.5 GWh12.2 k tonnes256 kg
New Market SolarSUN100 MW42.4 GWh

There are 2 nuclear power plants in Ohio

PlantCountyFuelCapacityGenerationCO₂CO₂/MWh
PerryNUC1.3 GW8.2 TWh
Davis BesseNUC925 MW8.0 TWh

Data centers & crypto mining in Ohio

Data centers and cryptocurrency-mining operations are large electricity consumers that show up inside Ohio's commercial and industrial load. EIA does not publish a facility-level data-center inventory, so the figures below pair reported commercial and industrial sales with EIA estimates of data-center and crypto-mining electricity demand.

Estimate6.8 TWhEstimated data-center load4.2% of state sales
107.9 TWhCommercial + industrial sales

No state-level EIA estimate of cryptocurrency-mining load is available for Ohio; mining is concentrated in a handful of states.

Quick facts about electricity in Ohio

  • The average residential electricity rate in Ohio is 16.96¢ per kWh, the 33rd lowest among the 50 states and DC.
  • The typical residential electricity bill in Ohio is $150 per month.
  • Ohio's largest source of in-state generation is fossil fuels, at 23.3% of the mix.
  • Renewable sources account for 2.3% of the electricity generated in Ohio.
  • Ohio generated 507.9 TWh of electricity in the most recent reported year.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average electricity rate in Ohio?

The average residential electricity rate in Ohio was 16.96¢ per kilowatt-hour as of 2025, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data, ranking 33rd among the 50 states and DC.

What is the average electricity bill in Ohio?

The average monthly residential electricity bill in Ohio was $150 in 2025. This figure is calculated from total annual residential revenue divided by average customer count over twelve months, using EIA Form 861 data.

Can I choose my electricity provider in Ohio?

Yes. Most residential customers can choose their electricity provider.

What share of Ohio's electricity comes from renewable sources?

In 2025, 2.3% of electricity generated in Ohio came from renewable sources (wind, solar, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass), based on EIA Form 923 data.

How much electricity do data centers use in Ohio?

Data centers in Ohio are estimated to use about 6.8 TWh of electricity per year, roughly 4.2% of the state's electricity sales. EIA does not publish facility-level data-center data; this is an estimate that apportions national EIA/DOE data-center figures by Ohio's share of U.S. commercial electricity sales.