Highest Energy Costs ZIP Codes in Kansas — 2026

Out of 749 ZIP codes with data in Kansas, these are the highest-ranked areas for electricity rate. See also: National ZIP Codes with Highest Energy Costs | All Kansas Rankings

Statistic	Value
ZIP codes ranked	749
Highest value	15.3 c/kWh
Median value	15.3 c/kWh
State	Kansas

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank	ZIP Code	City	State	Electricity Rate	Safety Score
1	66002	Atchison	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
2	66006	Baldwin City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	64/100
3	66007	Basehor	KS	15.3 c/kWh	63/100
4	66008	Bendena	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
5	66010	Blue Mound	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
6	66012	Bonner Springs	KS	15.3 c/kWh	60/100
7	66013	Bucyrus	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
8	66014	Centerville	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
9	66015	Colony	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
10	66016	Cummings	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
11	66017	Denton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
12	66018	De Soto	KS	15.3 c/kWh	58/100
13	66020	Easton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	61/100
14	66021	Edgerton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	63/100
15	66023	Effingham	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
16	66024	Elwood	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
17	66025	Eudora	KS	15.3 c/kWh	55/100
18	66026	Fontana	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
19	66027	Fort Leavenworth	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
20	66030	Gardner	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
21	66031	New Century	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
22	66032	Garnett	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
23	66033	Greeley	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
24	66035	Highland	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
25	66039	Kincaid	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
26	66040	Lacygne	KS	15.3 c/kWh	50/100
27	66041	Lancaster	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
28	66042	Lane	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
29	66043	Lansing	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
30	66044	Lawrence	KS	15.3 c/kWh	63/100
31	66045	Lawrence	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
32	66046	Lawrence	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
33	66047	Lawrence	KS	15.3 c/kWh	64/100
34	66048	Leavenworth	KS	15.3 c/kWh	53/100
35	66049	Lawrence	KS	15.3 c/kWh	64/100
36	66050	Lecompton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	80/100
37	66052	Linwood	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
38	66053	Louisburg	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
39	66054	Mc Louth	KS	15.3 c/kWh	63/100
40	66056	Mound City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
41	66058	Muscotah	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
42	66060	Nortonville	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
43	66061	Olathe	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
44	66062	Olathe	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
45	66064	Osawatomie	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
46	66066	Oskaloosa	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
47	66067	Ottawa	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
48	66070	Ozawkie	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
49	66071	Paola	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
50	66072	Parker	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
51	66073	Perry	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
52	66075	Pleasanton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
53	66076	Pomona	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
54	66078	Princeton	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
55	66079	Rantoul	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
56	66080	Richmond	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
57	66083	Spring Hill	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
58	66085	Stilwell	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
59	66086	Tonganoxie	KS	15.3 c/kWh	60/100
60	66087	Troy	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
61	66088	Valley Falls	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
62	66090	Wathena	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
63	66091	Welda	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
64	66092	Wellsville	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
65	66093	Westphalia	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
66	66094	White Cloud	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
67	66095	Williamsburg	KS	15.3 c/kWh	—
68	66097	Winchester	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
69	66101	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
70	66102	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
71	66103	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
72	66104	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
73	66105	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
74	66106	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
75	66109	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	65/100
76	66111	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
77	66112	Kansas City	KS	15.3 c/kWh	66/100
78	66202	Mission	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
79	66203	Shawnee	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
80	66204	Overland Park	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
81	66205	Mission	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
82	66206	Leawood	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
83	66207	Overland Park	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
84	66208	Prairie Village	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
85	66209	Leawood	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
86	66210	Overland Park	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
87	66211	Leawood	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100
88	66212	Overland Park	KS	15.3 c/kWh	67/100

Methodology

Energy cost rankings use EIA residential electricity rate data by utility service area, mapped to ZIP codes. Rates are in cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh). The national average is approximately 16-17 c/kWh. High energy costs combined with older housing stock indicate significant homeowner burden.

Data sources: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), FEMA National Flood Insurance Program, EPA radon zone maps, EIA electricity rates, and Consumer Confidence Reports. Last updated: 2026-10-15.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are energy costs included in home safety?

Energy burden is a key factor in home affordability and livability. ZIP codes with high electricity rates and older housing stock face compounding costs: higher bills, more expensive repairs, and greater risk of deferred maintenance that leads to safety hazards.

How can homeowners reduce energy costs?

Federal and state rebates are available for insulation, heat pumps, weatherization, and solar panels. The Inflation Reduction Act provides up to $14,000 in home energy rebates. Check energystar.gov/rebates for eligibility.