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Alabama electricity rates

Updated October 7, 2026

15.3¢per kWh, customer-weighted average7% lower than the U.S. average

$176average monthly bill

0utilities with a pending rate case

Utilities in Alabama

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Utility	¢/kWh	Homes	Avg bill
Alabama Power Investor Owned	16.77	1,332,911	$189
City of Huntsville Municipal	11.45	197,537	$134
Baldwin County El Member Cooperative	13.87	83,005	$156
City of Athens Municipal	12.24	50,985	$139
Foley Board of Utilities Municipal	13.48	50,954	$167
Central Alabama Electric Coop Cooperative	16.64	45,036	$194
City of Florence Municipal	11.61	41,594	$148
Cullman Electric Coop Cooperative	13.26	39,779	$164
Joe Wheeler Elec Member Cooperative	14.49	36,973	$195
Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Cooperative	14.39	29,578	$166
Sand Mountain Electric Coop Cooperative	12.55	27,298	$148
City of Dothan Municipal	10.72	26,752	$126
Covington Electric Coop Cooperative	16.65	23,281	$189
Decatur Utilities Municipal	11.15	22,820	$131
Wiregrass Electric Coop Cooperative	15.45	22,401	$189
Dixie Electric Coop Cooperative	15.05	22,054	$177
Southern Pine Elec Coop Cooperative	13.9	20,645	$147
Black Warrior Elec Member Cooperative	13.24	20,053	$147
Cherokee Electric Coop Cooperative	15.06	18,830	$168
Clarke-Washington E M C Cooperative	15.76	18,708	$155
Marshall-De Kalb Electric Coop Cooperative	12.49	17,318	$155
South Alabama Elec Coop Cooperative	15.44	16,801	$158
Sheffield Utilities Municipal	12.35	15,663	$154
Coosa Valley Electric Coop Cooperative	15.71	15,612	$190
Pea River Electric Coop Cooperative	16.77	14,922	$192
Arab Electric Coop Cooperative	11.96	14,062	$148
City of Opelika Municipal	12.83	13,555	$130
North Alabama Electric Coop Cooperative	12.83	13,099	$162

Alabama Power Approved
About +$0/month on a typical bill. Rather than a rate case, Alabama Power asked the Alabama PSC in late 2025 to hold retail rates flat; on Dec. 2, 2025 the PSC approved a moratorium on upward Rate RSE adjustments through 2027, kept Rate CNP compliance factors and the Rate ECR fuel interim factor at current levels through December 2027, delayed Lindsay Hill plant cost recovery to January 2028 and let the company use nuclear production tax credits to offset 2027 costs. No bill change for a 1,000 kWh customer results in 2026-2027 from these mechanisms.