The state reference covers all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The tariff calculator covers four reviewed programs from SMUD and Portland General Electric.
State electricity reference
Browse all states for EIA residential average prices, a comparison with the same month a year earlier, and separately dated annual average household consumption and bills. These are observed statewide benchmarks, not an available rate plan or an estimate for a particular account. State coverage does not mean every utility in that state is supported by the calculator. Review the data sources and periods.
Tariff calculator support
A complete result requires the supported conditions and a complete, confirmed set of billing periods.
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Verified September 22, 2026 · Rate date ranges are inclusive
Complete recurring-charge estimate: the normalized charges are covered and the required conditions are confirmed. Account history and nonrecurring service events remain excluded.
Partial estimate: some known charges can be calculated, but a material charge or condition is unresolved. No complete bill total or total-cost winner is provided.
Unsupported: the input requires a model outside this release or fails an essential validation. Correct the input or use another appropriate model.
What this edition does not model
Solar generation, exports and net metering.
Battery systems, including battery-only systems.
Commercial service, demand charges and critical peak events.
Dynamic market prices or a separate generation/CCA provider.
Unverified discounts, optional subscriptions or local tax rules.
PDF/OCR, utility-account access or unverified Green Button XML.
Historical coverage is narrower than scenario coverage
A historical result needs a verified version for every applicable service date and charge. The current snapshot does not imply that earlier rate combinations have been verified. A selected-rate scenario can reuse an older profile, but it must disclose that rates are held fixed and that the result is not a forecast.
A full-year profile does not remove first-year program-credit limitations. PGE Time of Day protection or a refund must be known not to apply before treating the comparison as complete.