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Mississippi electricity rates

60 residential tariffs from 39 utilities. Across the 3 filed since 2020 that can be fairly compared, the median costs $0.1322 per kWh at 1,000 kWh a month once fixed charges are included — the cheapest $0.1274, the most expensive $0.1441.

$0.1322median $/kWh, all in
39utilities
60tariffs on file
2%time-of-use
8%filed since 2020
Where Mississippi sits — effective $/kWh at 1,000 kWh a month
  • 3 comparable tariffs: $0.1274 to $0.1441
  • Mississippi median $0.1322
  • US median $0.1658

Rate structures in Mississippi

  • Flat 32 (53%)
  • Tiered 19 (32%)
  • Seasonal + tiered 7 (12%)
  • Seasonal 1 (2%)
  • Time-of-use 1 (2%)

Lowest effective rates at 1,000 kWh/month

Ranked across tariffs filed since 2020: 5 here, 8% of those on file. Older filings are excluded because they are systematically below what utilities now charge. Of the recent ones, 2 are left out because they price only part of a bill (delivery without the electricity itself, or a single appliance), are open only to some households (such as low-income or electric-vehicle rates), or carry a suspected data error. See methodology. Effective rate includes fixed charges, and availability restrictions may apply.

UtilityTariffStructureFiled $/kWhAnnual
Entergy Mississippi Inc Residential Service Single Phase (RS-40C) Tiered 2025 $0.1274 $1,528.55
Northcentral Mississippi E P A Residential Service (RS) Flat 2022 $0.1322 $1,586.16
Entergy Mississippi Inc Residential Service Three Phase (RS-40C) Tiered 2025 $0.1441 $1,728.83

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Guides to these rates

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  1. Your utility probably offers more than one rate

    At 104 utilities with more than one current residential tariff open to everyone, the cheapest option beat the middle one by a median $71 a year at 1,000 kWh a month — and by more than $250 at 21 of them.

  2. Does each extra kWh cost more? It depends where you live

    Of 84 utilities with tiered residential rates, 43 charge more per kWh as usage rises, 23 charge less, and 11 do both: rising in summer, falling in winter.

  3. What utilities charged for electricity in 2025

    Across 1,199 utilities, the average residential price rose a median 4.1% from 2024 to 2025. At 137 it rose 10% or more; at 227 it fell.

  4. Co-op, city utility or investor-owned: who charges more?

    In 2025, city utilities charged a median 13¢ per kWh, co-ops 14.3¢ and investor-owned utilities 17¢. Co-ops' fixed charges are more than double.