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Oklahoma electricity rates

Updated October 7, 2026

12.2¢per kWh, customer-weighted average26% lower than the U.S. average

$133average monthly bill

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Utilities in Oklahoma

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Utility	¢/kWh	Homes	Avg bill	Rate case
OG&E Investor Owned	11.78	710,123	$125	Pending
PSO (AEP) Investor Owned	12.73	501,093	$133
Oklahoma Electric Coop Cooperative	12.25	58,544	$155
City of Edmond Municipal	11.22	39,532	$127
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative	12.85	37,871	$144
Verdigris Valley Elec Coop Cooperative	11.93	35,102	$167
East Central Oklahoma Elec Coop Cooperative	11.99	33,358	$137
Lake Region Electric Coop Cooperative	12.02	24,788	$141
Canadian Valley Elec Coop Cooperative	11.9	24,605	$152
CKenergy Electric Cooperative Cooperative	12.82	22,555	$129
Choctaw Electric Coop Cooperative	13.21	21,483	$156
Cotton Electric Coop Cooperative	11.86	19,696	$155
Central Rural Electric Cooperative Cooperative	11.56	19,650	$174
Stillwater Utilities Authority Municipal	13.25	19,640	$118
Kiamichi Electric Coop Cooperative	12.9	18,685	$157
Cookson Hills Elec Coop Cooperative	14.18	17,551	$164
Red River Valley Rrl Elec Assn Cooperative	11.38	15,852	$124
Southeastern Electric Coop Cooperative	9.09	15,583	$109
Cimarron Electric Coop Cooperative	11.87	15,258	$115
Indian Electric Coop Cooperative	12.57	14,839	$164
People's Electric Cooperative Cooperative	12.53	14,728	$169
Tri-County Electric Coop Cooperative	15.87	14,212	$119
City of Ponca City Municipal	11.93	13,790	$108
City of Claremore Municipal	13.24	11,855	$126
Ozarks Electric Coop Cooperative	14.2	11,783	$144

OG&E Pending
About +$25/month on a typical bill. OG&E filed September 30, 2026 for $395 million more per year, a 14% overall increase (about 17.5% for residential per testimony) or $23.88/month for an average residential customer, to recover reliability work since March 2024 including new Horseshoe Lake and Tinker generating units and 121,000 pole replacements. OG&E says rates could take effect in about six months (interim rates allowed after 180 days); OCC review ongoing.
OG&E Approved
About +$8/month on a typical bill. OG&E requested $332.54 million; interim rates of $126.66 million (6.6% residential, 4.5% overall) took effect July 1, 2024 and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission affirmed them as final on March 27, 2025 by a 2-1 vote. Money is for generation, grid and reliability investments.