About SolarOwnersHub.com

SolarOwnersHub.com publishes electricity prices, average electric bills, solar estimates and appliance running costs for every US state and Washington, DC – plus free calculators and plain-English guides.

What you will find here

Where our numbers come from

Electricity prices, bills and usage come from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), Form EIA-861M. Solar production comes from the PVWatts model (National Laboratory of the Rockies, formerly NREL). Guides about programs and rules are based on the agency or regulator that runs them, and every guide lists its sources. Data refreshes automatically when new releases appear.

Who writes the content

Pages are written and maintained by the SolarOwnersHub.com Editorial Team. See how we calculate, our editorial policy and how we make money.

Last updated 9 November 2026 · By the SolarOwnersHub.com Editorial Team

Frequently asked questions

Is SolarOwnersHub.com free to use?

Yes. All data pages, guides and calculators are free and need no account.

Where does SolarOwnersHub.com get its electricity prices?

From the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), Form EIA-861M monthly sales and revenue data for each state.

How often is the data updated?

The site checks for new EIA releases automatically. EIA publishes monthly data a couple of months after the month it covers.

Who writes the guides?

The SolarOwnersHub.com Editorial Team, using government and regulator sources. AI tools help draft; an editor checks facts before publishing.