2026 Rankings

Highest Energy Costs ZIP Codes in Oklahoma — 2026

Last updated: October 18, 2026

771 ZIP codes ranked by Electricity Rate #1: ZIP 73001 (Albert, OK) - 14.3 c/kWh
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Out of 771 ZIP codes with data in Oklahoma, these are the highest-ranked areas for electricity rate. See also: National ZIP Codes with Highest Energy Costs | All Oklahoma Rankings

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 771
Highest value 14.3 c/kWh
Median value 14.3 c/kWh
State Oklahoma

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Electricity Rate Safety Score
1 73001 Albert OK 14.3 c/kWh —
2 73002 Alex OK 14.3 c/kWh —
3 73003 Edmond OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
4 73004 Amber OK 14.3 c/kWh —
5 73005 Anadarko OK 14.3 c/kWh —
6 73006 Apache OK 14.3 c/kWh —
7 73007 Arcadia OK 14.3 c/kWh —
8 73008 Bethany OK 14.3 c/kWh 72/100
9 73009 Binger OK 14.3 c/kWh —
10 73010 Blanchard OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
11 73011 Bradley OK 14.3 c/kWh —
12 73012 Edmond OK 14.3 c/kWh 89/100
13 73013 Edmond OK 14.3 c/kWh 89/100
14 73014 Calumet OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
15 73015 Carnegie OK 14.3 c/kWh —
16 73016 Cashion OK 14.3 c/kWh —
17 73017 Cement OK 14.3 c/kWh —
18 73018 Chickasha OK 14.3 c/kWh —
19 73020 Choctaw OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100
20 73021 Colony OK 14.3 c/kWh —
21 73024 Corn OK 14.3 c/kWh —
22 73025 Edmond OK 14.3 c/kWh 58/100
23 73026 Norman OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
24 73027 Coyle OK 14.3 c/kWh —
25 73028 Crescent OK 14.3 c/kWh —
26 73029 Cyril OK 14.3 c/kWh —
27 73030 Davis OK 14.3 c/kWh —
28 73032 Dougherty OK 14.3 c/kWh —
29 73033 Eakly OK 14.3 c/kWh —
30 73034 Edmond OK 14.3 c/kWh 71/100
31 73036 El Reno OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
32 73038 Fort Cobb OK 14.3 c/kWh —
33 73040 Geary OK 14.3 c/kWh —
34 73041 Gotebo OK 14.3 c/kWh —
35 73042 Gracemont OK 14.3 c/kWh —
36 73043 Greenfield OK 14.3 c/kWh —
37 73044 Guthrie OK 14.3 c/kWh —
38 73045 Harrah OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100
39 73047 Hinton OK 14.3 c/kWh —
40 73048 Hydro OK 14.3 c/kWh —
41 73049 Jones OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100
42 73050 Langston OK 14.3 c/kWh —
43 73051 Lexington OK 14.3 c/kWh 85/100
44 73052 Lindsay OK 14.3 c/kWh —
45 73053 Lookeba OK 14.3 c/kWh —
46 73054 Luther OK 14.3 c/kWh 91/100
47 73055 Marlow OK 14.3 c/kWh —
48 73056 Marshall OK 14.3 c/kWh —
49 73057 Maysville OK 14.3 c/kWh —
50 73058 Meridian OK 14.3 c/kWh —
51 73059 Minco OK 14.3 c/kWh —
52 73061 Morrison OK 14.3 c/kWh —
53 73062 Mountain View OK 14.3 c/kWh 98/100
54 73063 Mulhall OK 14.3 c/kWh —
55 73064 Mustang OK 14.3 c/kWh 90/100
56 73065 Newcastle OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
57 73066 Nicoma Park OK 14.3 c/kWh —
58 73067 Ninnekah OK 14.3 c/kWh —
59 73068 Noble OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
60 73069 Norman OK 14.3 c/kWh 85/100
61 73070 Norman OK 14.3 c/kWh 99/100
62 73071 Norman OK 14.3 c/kWh 85/100
63 73072 Norman OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
64 73073 Orlando OK 14.3 c/kWh —
65 73074 Paoli OK 14.3 c/kWh —
66 73075 Pauls Valley OK 14.3 c/kWh —
67 73077 Perry OK 14.3 c/kWh —
68 73078 Piedmont OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
69 73079 Pocasset OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
70 73080 Purcell OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
71 73082 Rush Springs OK 14.3 c/kWh —
72 73084 Spencer OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100
73 73086 Sulphur OK 14.3 c/kWh —
74 73089 Tuttle OK 14.3 c/kWh —
75 73090 Union City OK 14.3 c/kWh —
76 73092 Verden OK 14.3 c/kWh —
77 73093 Washington OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
78 73095 Wayne OK 14.3 c/kWh —
79 73096 Weatherford OK 14.3 c/kWh —
80 73097 Wheatland OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
81 73098 Wynnewood OK 14.3 c/kWh —
82 73099 Yukon OK 14.3 c/kWh 83/100
83 73102 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
84 73103 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
85 73104 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
86 73105 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100
87 73106 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
88 73107 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
89 73108 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
90 73109 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 92/100
91 73110 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 78/100
92 73111 Oklahoma City OK 14.3 c/kWh 75/100

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: 2026-10-18.

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.

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