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Wisconsin electricity rates

Updated October 7, 2026

17.7¢per kWh, customer-weighted average7% higher than the U.S. average

$111average monthly bill

1utilities with a pending rate case

Utilities in Wisconsin

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Utility	¢/kWh	Homes	Avg bill	Rate case
We Energies Investor Owned	19.23	1,048,148	$120	Pending
Alliant Energy Wisconsin Investor Owned	16.89	437,211	$114
Wisconsin Public Service Investor Owned	16.23	411,775	$97
Xcel Energy Wisconsin Investor Owned	15.83	220,574	$109
Madison Gas & Electric Investor Owned	20.34	147,501	$99
Adams-Columbia Electric Coop Cooperative	17.63	35,910	$108
Polk-Burnett Electric Coop Cooperative	15.9	20,379	$120
Barron Electric Coop Cooperative	15.72	19,266	$130
Riverland Energy Cooperative Cooperative	16.3	18,970	$164
Oakdale Electric Coop Cooperative	15.87	17,027	$113
Sun Prairie Utilities Municipal	12.13	16,647	$71
Manitowoc Public Utilities Municipal	11.15	16,152	$62
City of Kaukauna Municipal	12.53	14,543	$89
Scenic Rivers Energy Coop Cooperative	15.23	13,597	$170
Superior Water and Light Investor Owned	15.44	13,072	$84
Northwestern Wisconsin Elec Investor Owned	13.84	12,990	$75
Wisconsin Rapids W W & L Comm Municipal	13.37	12,395	$85
City of Marshfield Municipal	10.07	11,928	$68
Dahlberg Light & Power Investor Owned	12.62	10,939	$70

We Energies Pending
About +$9/month on a typical bill. We Energies filed April 1, 2026 for electric increases of $168.7 million (4.6%) in 2027 and $178.4 million (4.5%) in 2028; residential customers would pay $14.67 (10.28%) more per month in 2027 and $8.69 (5.52%) in 2028. Drivers are solar/battery projects, the Oak Creek gas plant and fuel costs. Public hearing September 1, 2026; PSC vote expected November 2026 with a written order in December.
We Energies Approved
About +$6/month on a typical bill. PSC Wisconsin's December 19, 2024 decision in We Energies' 2025-2026 case approved less than the 6.9% (2025) and 4.6% (2026) requested: an average residential electric bill rose $7.62/month in 2025 and another $9.73/month on January 1, 2026, 12.38% cumulative. ROE held at 9.8%; roughly $188 million below the request. Money is for solar, battery and gas generation plus distribution.