Electricity in Napa, California

PG&E is the only electric utility that EIA lists in Napa County, where Napa is, so it serves Napa. The average PG&E home paid $173.95 a month in 2025 (37.5¢ per kWh). The California average was $154.73.

  • 76,562 people (2025 estimate)
  • Napa County
  • EIA data, 2025

Electric utilities in Napa

Electric utilities with 1,000 or more homes in Napa County: average home bill in 2025 and 1,000 kWh bill in November 2026
UtilityHomes in CaliforniaAverage bill 20251,000 kWh now
PG&EInvestor-owned utility · bill calculator 5,055,556 $173.95464 kWh, 37.5¢ $407.13

The average bill is the 2025 average of each utility's homes that bought their power from it (EIA-861); a dash means that its homes buy power from a retail supplier. The 1,000 kWh bill is from the official tariff, before taxes, for the utilities that have a calculator on this site. The California average was $154.73 a month for 494 kWh (31.4¢ per kWh).

Solar power in Napa

A home solar system on a south-facing roof in Napa makes about 1,582 kWh a year for each kW of panels (PVWatts, National Laboratory of the Rockies). A 6 kW system makes about 9,494 kWh a year. See what that saves on your utility's rates with the solar savings calculator.

Lower your electric bill in Napa

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Who provides electricity in Napa, CA?

PG&E is the only electric utility that EIA lists in Napa County, where Napa is, so it serves Napa.

What is the average electric bill in Napa, CA?

The average PG&E home paid $173.95 a month in 2025 (37.5¢ per kWh). The California average was $154.73 a month for 494 kWh. Your bill depends on your kWh and your rate plan.

utilityratecalc.com is not part of any utility or city government. Sources: Census Bureau city population estimates, Vintage 2025 (the city and its counties); EIA-861 data, 2025 (utilities by county, homes and average bills).