Business electricity rates in Georgia
In 2025, businesses in Georgia paid an average of 11.53¢ per kWh for electricity, below the U.S. average of 13.37¢. The average business customer used 7,604 kWh a month and paid $877.03. Industrial customers paid 7.88¢ per kWh. Georgia has the 22nd lowest business price of the 50 states and DC.
- 626,016 business customers
- EIA data, 2025
- Commercial price
- 11.53¢
- U.S. 13.37¢
- Average business bill
- $877.03
- 7,604 kWh a month
- Industrial price
- 7.88¢
- U.S. 8.51¢
- Average industrial bill
- $9,442.33
- 119,897 kWh a month
Business electricity rates by utility
The average for the business customers who buy their power from each utility. Utilities with 100 or more business customers that buy power from them.
| Utility | Business customers | Commercial price | Average bill | Industrial price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia Power | 342,533 | 12.42¢ | $1,076.138,664 kWh | 7.77¢ |
| Jackson Electric Membership Corporation | 26,041 | 11.69¢ | $628.975,381 kWh | 7.28¢ |
| Cobb Electric Membership Corporation | 23,650 | 10.46¢ | $448.824,291 kWh | 7.99¢ |
| Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation | 20,571 | 11.78¢ | $475.584,038 kWh | 7.64¢ |
| North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation | 16,235 | 10.26¢ | $440.564,293 kWh | 7.68¢ |
| GreyStone Power | 13,211 | 13.23¢ | $539.874,079 kWh | 10.69¢ |
| Flint Electric Membership Corporation | 12,380 | 11.82¢ | $417.203,530 kWh | 7.90¢ |
| Walton Electric Membership Corporation | 11,320 | 7.81¢ | $1,275.7116,343 kWh | 7.18¢ |
| Hart Electric Membership Corporation | 9,858 | 12.95¢ | $223.711,727 kWh | 9.83¢ |
| Blue Ridge Mountain EMC | 8,298 | 15.87¢ | $298.921,884 kWh | — |
| Coweta-Fayette Electric Membership Corporation | 7,800 | 13.31¢ | $494.163,712 kWh | 7.72¢ |
| Sumter Electric Membership Corporation | 6,318 | 16.25¢ | $240.621,481 kWh | 11.72¢ |
| City of Marietta | 6,238 | 11.56¢ | $967.028,368 kWh | — |
| Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation | 6,066 | 11.90¢ | $355.052,985 kWh | 7.71¢ |
| Amicalola Electric Membership Corporation | 5,878 | 15.65¢ | $302.621,934 kWh | — |
| Diverse Power | 5,358 | 16.43¢ | $394.122,398 kWh | 6.78¢ |
| Satilla Rural Electric Membership Corporation | 5,293 | 9.29¢ | $534.445,750 kWh | 5.21¢ |
| Snapping Shoals Electric Membership Corporation | 4,466 | 11.83¢ | $599.795,071 kWh | 7.37¢ |
| Mitchell Electric Membership Corporation | 4,423 | 14.77¢ | $472.913,202 kWh | — |
| Dalton Utilities | 4,344 | 5.88¢ | $1,913.7132,572 kWh | 6.77¢ |
| Colquitt Electric Membership Corporation | 3,806 | 14.42¢ | $235.841,636 kWh | 11.24¢ |
| Rayle Electric Membership Corporation | 3,674 | 14.44¢ | $234.121,621 kWh | — |
| Tri-State Electric Membership Corporation | 3,333 | 15.37¢ | $349.932,277 kWh | — |
| Coastal Electric Membership Corporation | 3,327 | 15.32¢ | $372.532,432 kWh | — |
| Carroll Electric Membership Corporation | 3,193 | 13.35¢ | $496.493,719 kWh | 7.45¢ |
| Albany Utility Board | 2,997 | 7.17¢ | $966.0413,466 kWh | — |
| Crisp County Power Commission | 2,836 | 20.61¢ | $682.813,312 kWh | 10.73¢ |
| Oconee Electric Membership Corporation | 2,741 | 16.64¢ | $190.331,144 kWh | 7.86¢ |
| Habersham Electric Membership Corporation | 2,632 | 12.30¢ | $370.353,010 kWh | 10.04¢ |
| City of Thomasville | 2,544 | 11.34¢ | $1,111.109,801 kWh | — |
| City of Griffin | 2,383 | 15.29¢ | $867.125,669 kWh | 10.14¢ |
| City of Lawrenceville | 2,304 | 10.77¢ | $920.098,542 kWh | — |
| Okefenoke Rural Electric Membership Corporation | 2,264 | 13.14¢ | $304.512,318 kWh | — |
| Tri-County Electric Membership Corporation | 2,212 | 15.48¢ | $353.202,282 kWh | 7.92¢ |
| City of Covington | 2,078 | 14.02¢ | $866.046,175 kWh | — |
| Jefferson Electric Membership Corporation | 2,031 | 13.76¢ | $434.153,155 kWh | 9.79¢ |
| Altamaha Electric Membership Corporation | 1,997 | 9.72¢ | $1,358.0013,964 kWh | 14.78¢ |
| City of Cartersville | 1,908 | 11.98¢ | $1,157.679,665 kWh | — |
| City of La Grange | 1,883 | 10.44¢ | $812.407,784 kWh | 7.66¢ |
| Newnan Water, Sewer & Light Commission | 1,859 | 10.71¢ | $951.908,891 kWh | — |
| City of Douglas | 1,782 | 9.08¢ | $1,112.1912,248 kWh | — |
| Excelsior Electric Membership Corporation | 1,664 | 7.63¢ | $945.8112,391 kWh | 13.32¢ |
| City of East Point | 1,469 | 11.31¢ | $1,381.9212,213 kWh | — |
| City of Calhoun | 1,350 | 14.33¢ | $630.254,399 kWh | 8.84¢ |
| Southern Rivers Energy | 1,181 | 8.37¢ | $751.278,974 kWh | 10.76¢ |
| City of Chattanooga | 1,166 | 13.86¢ | $513.723,706 kWh | — |
| Washington Electric Membership Corporation | 1,140 | 13.29¢ | $619.044,659 kWh | — |
| Planters Electric Membership Corporation | 1,115 | 12.79¢ | $338.572,647 kWh | 16.59¢ |
| City of Buford | 1,065 | 13.67¢ | $824.446,030 kWh | 10.37¢ |
| City of College Park | 1,022 | 8.72¢ | $3,444.5039,488 kWh | — |
| Grady Electric Membership Corporation | 1,011 | 13.52¢ | $611.124,522 kWh | 16.65¢ |
| City of Sandersville | 592 | 5.54¢ | $14,088.27254,177 kWh | — |
| Three Notch Electric Membership Corporation | 514 | 17.31¢ | $940.435,433 kWh | 19.49¢ |
| Canoochee Electric Membership Corporation | 456 | 9.30¢ | $1,810.2719,476 kWh | 10.79¢ |
| City of Sylvania | 436 | 7.29¢ | $4,627.8163,501 kWh | — |
| City of Washington | 381 | 6.48¢ | $8,300.35128,135 kWh | — |
| City of Chickamauga | 143 | 12.34¢ | $907.937,357 kWh | — |
Your business electricity price
The averages mix all business customers, from a small shop to a hospital. Your price depends on your rate schedule. Most business rates have a monthly customer charge, an energy charge per kWh and, for larger customers, a demand charge per kW of the highest use in the month. Find the schedule on your bill and in your utility's tariff.
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What is the average commercial electricity rate in Georgia?
In 2025, businesses in Georgia paid an average of 11.53¢ per kWh for electricity, below the U.S. average of 13.37¢.
How much is the average business electric bill in Georgia?
$877.03 a month in 2025 for 7,604 kWh, the average of all 626,016 commercial customers. A small shop uses much less than the average, which includes large offices, stores and hospitals.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861, 2025 final data. State averages: EIA's average monthly bill tables (all suppliers). Utility averages: revenue, sales and customers of the business customers who bought power from the utility.