Highest Energy Costs ZIP Codes in Utah — 2026

Out of 347 ZIP codes with data in Utah, these are the highest-ranked areas for electricity rate. See also: National ZIP Codes with Highest Energy Costs | All Utah Rankings

Statistic	Value
ZIP codes ranked	347
Highest value	13.1 c/kWh
Median value	13.1 c/kWh
State	Utah

Top 100 Worst ZIP Codes

Rank	ZIP Code	City	State	Electricity Rate	Safety Score
1	84001	Altamont	UT	13.1 c/kWh	64/100
2	84002	Altonah	UT	13.1 c/kWh	64/100
3	84003	American Fork	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
4	84004	Alpine	UT	13.1 c/kWh	83/100
5	84005	Eagle Mountain	UT	13.1 c/kWh	78/100
6	84006	Bingham Canyon	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
7	84007	Bluebell	UT	13.1 c/kWh	64/100
8	84009	South Jordan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
9	84010	Bountiful	UT	13.1 c/kWh	56/100
10	84013	Cedar Valley	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
11	84014	Centerville	UT	13.1 c/kWh	74/100
12	84015	Clearfield	UT	13.1 c/kWh	78/100
13	84017	Coalville	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
14	84018	Croydon	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
15	84020	Draper	UT	13.1 c/kWh	68/100
16	84021	Duchesne	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
17	84022	Dugway	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
18	84023	Dutch John	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
19	84024	Echo	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
20	84025	Farmington	UT	13.1 c/kWh	72/100
21	84026	Fort Duchesne	UT	13.1 c/kWh	66/100
22	84027	Fruitland	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
23	84028	Garden City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
24	84029	Grantsville	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
25	84031	Hanna	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
26	84032	Heber City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
27	84033	Henefer	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
28	84034	Ibapah	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
29	84035	Jensen	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
30	84036	Kamas	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
31	84037	Kaysville	UT	13.1 c/kWh	74/100
32	84038	Laketown	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
33	84039	Lapoint	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
34	84040	Layton	UT	13.1 c/kWh	74/100
35	84041	Layton	UT	13.1 c/kWh	80/100
36	84042	Lindon	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
37	84043	Lehi	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
38	84044	Magna	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
39	84045	Saratoga Springs	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
40	84046	Manila	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
41	84047	Midvale	UT	13.1 c/kWh	42/100
42	84049	Midway	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
43	84050	Morgan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
44	84051	Mountain Home	UT	13.1 c/kWh	64/100
45	84052	Myton	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
46	84053	Neola	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
47	84054	North Salt Lake	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
48	84055	Oakley	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
49	84056	Hill Afb	UT	13.1 c/kWh	83/100
50	84057	Orem	UT	13.1 c/kWh	82/100
51	84058	Orem	UT	13.1 c/kWh	82/100
52	84059	Orem	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
53	84060	Park City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
54	84061	Peoa	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
55	84062	Pleasant Grove	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
56	84063	Randlett	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
57	84064	Randolph	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
58	84065	Riverton	UT	13.1 c/kWh	68/100
59	84066	Roosevelt	UT	13.1 c/kWh	51/100
60	84067	Roy	UT	13.1 c/kWh	82/100
61	84069	Rush Valley	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
62	84070	Sandy	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
63	84071	Stockton	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
64	84072	Tabiona	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
65	84073	Talmage	UT	13.1 c/kWh	64/100
66	84074	Tooele	UT	13.1 c/kWh	67/100
67	84075	Syracuse	UT	13.1 c/kWh	81/100
68	84076	Tridell	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
69	84078	Vernal	UT	13.1 c/kWh	65/100
70	84080	Vernon	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
71	84081	West Jordan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	75/100
72	84082	Wallsburg	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
73	84083	Wendover	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
74	84084	West Jordan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	75/100
75	84085	Whiterocks	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
76	84086	Woodruff	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
77	84087	Woods Cross	UT	13.1 c/kWh	56/100
78	84088	West Jordan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	74/100
79	84092	Sandy	UT	13.1 c/kWh	51/100
80	84093	Sandy	UT	13.1 c/kWh	51/100
81	84094	Sandy	UT	13.1 c/kWh	68/100
82	84095	South Jordan	UT	13.1 c/kWh	75/100
83	84096	Herriman	UT	13.1 c/kWh	72/100
84	84097	Orem	UT	13.1 c/kWh	83/100
85	84098	Park City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	—
86	84101	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
87	84102	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
88	84103	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
89	84104	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
90	84105	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	58/100
91	84106	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	57/100
92	84107	Salt Lake City	UT	13.1 c/kWh	42/100

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.