Electricity in Houston County, Georgia

2 electric utilities serve homes in Houston County, Georgia: Georgia Power and Flint Electric Membership Corporation. In 2025, the average home bill of these utilities was $161.13 (Georgia Power) to $170.22 (Flint Electric Membership Corporation) a month. This page covers 2 cities with 25,000 or more people in the county, from Warner Robins to Perry.

  • 2 cities
  • 2 utilities
  • EIA and Census data, 2025

Electric utilities in Houston County

EIA lists utilities by county, not by address. Your address has one utility: its name is on your bill, or type your ZIP code in the utility finder.

Electric utilities with 1,000 or more homes in Houston County: average home bill in 2025 and 1,000 kWh bill in November 2026
UtilityHomes in GeorgiaAverage bill 20251,000 kWh now
Georgia PowerInvestor-owned utility · bill calculator 2,480,484 $161.13990 kWh, 16.3¢ $149.91
Flint Electric Membership CorporationElectric cooperative 85,358 $170.221,269 kWh, 13.4¢ —

1 smaller utility with fewer than 1,000 homes is also listed in the county. The average bill is the 2025 average of each utility's homes that bought their power from it (EIA-861). The Georgia average was $158.70 a month.

Cities in Houston County

Cities with 25,000 or more people in Houston County (2025 estimates) and the solar output of 1 kW of panels
CityPeopleCity-owned utilitySolar kWh a year per kW
Warner Robins87,761—1,464
Perry25,699—1,475

A city-owned utility is a municipal utility in the county with the city's name (EIA data). Solar output: PVWatts version 8 for a south-facing roof; see the solar savings calculator.

Who provides electricity in Houston County?

2 electric utilities serve homes in Houston County, Georgia: Georgia Power and Flint Electric Membership Corporation. The name of your utility is on your bill.

Which cities in Houston County are on this page?

Warner Robins and Perry.

Sources: EIA-861 data, 2025 (utilities by county, homes and average bills); Census Bureau city population estimates, Vintage 2025; PVWatts (National Laboratory of the Rockies).