New Mexico electricity rates

Average bill: $94.65
All-in price: 14.85¢
Average use: 637.5 kWh
Customers: 946,309

EIA-861 Average Bill, residential, 2025, released October 7, 2026. July 2026 residential price in Table 5.6.A was 16.09¢/kWh. July 2025 was 15.80¢/kWh. Table retrieved October 10, 2026. The table does not state a cause for the change.

Bundled and energy utilities

Utilities with a complete 2025 residential row and at least 10,000 customers. Sorted by the all-in cents per kWh of the primary service row. Delivery-only utilities are in the next section and are not mixed into this ranking.

Utility	Service	¢/kWh	Bill	Customers
El Paso Electric Co	Bundled	10.34¢	$74.30	97,258
Southwestern Public Service Co	Bundled	12.86¢	$125.11	101,203
City of Farmington - (NM)	Bundled	12.95¢	$84.33	36,031
Farmers Electric Coop, Inc - (NM)	Bundled	13.68¢	$111.99	10,310
Kit Carson Electric Coop, Inc	Bundled	15.68¢	$77.55	26,286
Jemez Mountains Elec Coop, Inc	Bundled	15.76¢	$89.84	28,185
Public Service Co of NM	Bundled	16.35¢	$90.82	496,914
Continental Divide El Coop Inc	Bundled	16.87¢	$99.89	20,474
Central New Mexico El Coop, Inc	Bundled	17.39¢	$100.83	19,323
Otero County Electric Coop Inc	Bundled	19.56¢	$109.54	16,517

Lowest in this list: El Paso Electric Co at 10.34¢/kWh. Highest: Otero County Electric Coop Inc at 19.56¢/kWh.

Delivery-only utilities

These cents cover delivery charges reported to EIA. In Texas they are the TDU, not the retail plan.

No delivery-only utility in this state meets the data threshold.

EIA state adjustment

Form EIA-861 includes a balancing row for New Mexico, utility number 99999. The sales file names that row Adjustment 2025. It is not a company, the ownership field is blank, and the service-territory file lists no counties. The bundled figure on that row is 17.18¢/kWh, $104.29 a month, at 607.1 kWh, across 41,619 customers. Read the adjustment row.

Other utilities (16)

These utilities stay linked from this page. Most serve fewer than 10,000 residential customers, or the 2025 file is missing a price, a bill, a usage figure, or enough history.