KY POWER SAYS TEMPS WERE MUCH LOWER THIS WINTER, MEANING HIGHER BILLS

Due to cooler weather, you’re on track for a higher electricity bill This month was an average 9°F cooler than the same month last year

Be prepared for winter weather Wondering what you can do to get ready for the winter weather? Here are energy efficiency tips to help keep your home warm and save on energy usage. Caulk, seal, and apply weather strips to prevent air leaks. Close draperies or cover windows to conserve heat. Install a programmable thermostat to avoid emergency heating mode. GET MORE TIPS NOW

Ways to Save Set your refrigerator’s temperature to 38°F In most households, the refrigerator is the one thing that is always on. To minimize the cost of running your fridge, make sure its temperature isn’t set too cold. Replace your inefficient light bulbs with LEDs Standard incandescent bulbs are relatively inefficient and costly to use and replace. Consider switching to light-emitting diodes (LEDs)—they are shatter resistant, use up to 90% less energy, and last 25 times longer. Keep warm with extra blankets or comforters Lowering your thermostat by 7-10°F at night can reduce your heating bills by up to 10%. Stay comfortable and save on heating costs by lowering the thermostat and using an extra blanket or two when you go to bed. SEE MORE WAYS TO SAVE

Electricity Rates in Kentucky

Electricity Rates, Plans & Statistics

• The average electricity bill in Kentucky is $140.45
• The average electricity rate in Kentucky is 12.98¢

Electric Bills and Electric Rates in Kentucky

The average residential electric bill in Kentucky is $140.45 per month. Kentucky is the 30th most expensive state in the country for electricity.