Hamilton County, Indiana Electricity Rates & Statistics

Hamilton County produces 1,919 megawatt hours of electricity from sustainable fuel sources. This ranks Hamilton County 45th in the state out of 92 counties for total renewable electricity generation.

The average monthly residential electricity expense in Hamilton County is 11.49% lower than the nationwide average monthly residential bill.

The 1,272,819 megawatt hours of electricity created by non-renewable fuel sources places Hamilton County at 438th in the nation out of 3221 counties in non-renewable power generation.

Solar power usage in Hamilton County has increased by 31.71% year over year, with 1,919 megawatt hours being generated from solar energy within the past year compared to 1,457 the 12 months before.

Averaging generation of 3.49 megawatt hours per citizen per year, Hamilton County is 1271st out of 3221 counties in production per capita in the country.

Hamilton County consumers experience outages lasting on average 134.46 minutes per occurrence, with about 1.07 outages each year.

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

• Total Consumption

  5,361,897 MWh

• Consumption per Capita

  14.69 MWh

ENERGY PRODUCTION

• Total Production

  1,274,738 MWh

• Production from Renewable Energy

  1,919 MWh

• Production from Non-Renewable Energy

  1,272,819 MWh

• Production per Capita

  3.49 MWh

EMISSIONS

• CO2 Emissions

  3,129,945,702 kg

• CO2 Emissions per Capita

  8,577.05 kg

Average Residential Bundled Electricity Rate for November, 2024

14.99¢ per kWh

• 2.2% lower than last month
• 7.43% higher than November last year
• 8.16% lower than the Indiana average
• 11.97% lower than the US average
• 292nd in the state out of 694 cities
• The state rank has increased by 66 since last month
• The state rank has increased by 8 since November last year
• 13,065th in the US out of 31,800 cities
• The national rank has increased by 1,200 since last month
• The national rank has dropped by 602 since November last year

12 Month Rolling Average Residential Bundled Rate

13.72¢ per kWh

• 0.63% higher than last month
• 6.98% lower than November last year
• 7.79% lower than the Indiana average
• 16.83% lower than the US average
• 276th in the state out of 694 cities
• The state rank has increased by 15 since last month
• The state rank has increased by 89 since November last year
• 9,450th in the US out of 31,800 cities
• The national rank has increased by 272 since last month
• The national rank has increased by 5,861 since November last year

Average Residential Bundled Electricity Bill for November, 2024

3.04 per month

• 8.13% higher than last month
• 2.76% lower than November last year
• 5.38% higher than the Indiana average
• 4.06% higher than the US average
• 534th in the state out of 694 cities
• The state rank has dropped by 52 since last month
• The state rank has increased by 44 since November last year
• 18,445th in the US out of 31,800 cities
• The national rank has dropped by 5,042 since last month
• The national rank has increased by 2,955 since November last year

12 Month Rolling Average Residential Bundled Bill

5.79 per month

• 0.21% lower than last month
• 6.82% lower than November last year
• 0.06% lower than the Indiana average
• 4.54% lower than the US average
• 465th in the state out of 694 cities
• The state rank has increased by 2 since last month
• The state rank has increased by 76 since November last year
• 14,384th in the US out of 31,800 cities
• The national rank has increased by 21 since last month
• The national rank has increased by 6,078 since November last year

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Fishers' citizens are billed an average residential electricity price of 13.72 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 8.08% less than the state's average price of 14.92 cents. This means the city is 276th out of 696 cities in Indiana for best average electricity rate. Consumers in Fishers are faced with 0.94 power outages per year with outages lasting on average 107.47 minutes. The largest electricity provider in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Duke Energy Indiana.

Electricity consumption in Fishers results in the release of 938,558,478.95 kilograms of CO2 emissions, which is the 5th highest in Indiana out of 696 cities. This total also results in a ranking of 142nd worst in the state for pollution per citizen. Since there is no electricity generation occurring in the city limits, electricity companies who service Fishers must source the megawatt hours they consume each year.

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Carmel's citizens are billed an average residential electricity price of 13.34 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 10.60% less than the state's average price of 14.92 cents. This means the city is 227th out of 696 cities in Indiana for best average electricity rate. Consumers in Carmel are faced with 0.93 power outages per year with outages lasting on average 98.27 minutes. The largest electricity provider in the city based on megawatt hours sold is AES Indiana.

Electricity consumption in Carmel results in the release of 930,601,790.46 kilograms of CO2 emissions, which is the 6th highest in Indiana out of 696 cities. This total also results in a ranking of 142nd worst in the state for pollution per citizen. Since there is no electricity generation occurring in the city limits, electricity companies who service Carmel must source the megawatt hours they consume each year.

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Noblesville's citizens are billed an average residential electricity price of 13.15 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 11.90% less than the state's average price of 14.92 cents. This means the city is 186th out of 696 cities in Indiana for best average electricity rate. Consumers in Noblesville are faced with 0.94 power outages per year with outages lasting on average 107.47 minutes. The largest electricity provider in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Duke Energy Indiana.

Electricity consumption in Noblesville results in the release of 682,309,007.79 kilograms of CO2 emissions, which is the 11th highest in Indiana out of 696 cities. This total also results in a ranking of 621st worst in the state for pollution per citizen. Since there is no electricity generation occurring in the city limits, electricity companies who service Noblesville must source the megawatt hours they consume each year.

Power Plant Fuel Types, Emissions & Pollution Factors

There are 5 companies in Hamilton County providing electricity. Of those 5, 5 of them offer some type of net metering option for their consumers, making solar panels and alternative electric sources more economically viable. The state of Indiana has commendable state level net metering legislation.

The average energy loss for companies in Hamilton County is 4.77%. This includes data from 5 suppliers, including Duke Energy Indiana, AES Indiana, and Indiana Michigan Power. The nationwide average for energy loss is 2.43% and the state average is 4.15%, resulting in a rank of 1742nd best in the United States and a state rank of 36th best out of 3221 and 92 counties, respectively.

• Duke Energy Indiana
• AES Indiana
• Indiana Michigan Power
• NineStar Connect
• Boone REMC

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