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Cost to run appliances in Tennessee

Electricity in Tennessee averages 13.87¢ per kWh.

That's about 24% less than the U.S. average (18.19¢), ranking 9 of 51 from cheapest. The most recent month, July 2026, averaged 13.71¢.

Appliance (typical use)Per hourPer month
Heating
Space heater$0.21$49.93
Oil-filled radiator$0.21$49.93
Baseboard heater$0.21$49.93
Electric blanket1¢$3.33
Heated mattress pad1¢$3.00
Electric fireplace$0.21$24.97
Heat pump (whole house)$0.49$117
Holiday
LED Christmas lights (10 strands)1¢$1.75
Incandescent Christmas lights (10 strands)6¢$9.99
Inflatable yard decoration2¢$3.74
Home
Hot tub3¢$24.97
Dehumidifier7¢$24.97
Humidifier1¢$4.16
Sump pump$0.11$3.33
Kitchen
Air fryer$0.21$3.12
Electric oven$0.42$12.48
Slow cooker3¢$6.66
Instant Pot (electric pressure cooker)$0.14$2.08
Microwave$0.15$1.14
Coffee maker$0.14$1.04
Refrigerator1¢$5.99
Chest freezer1¢$3.99
Dishwasher$0.25$7.49
Laundry
Clothes dryer$0.42$12.48
Washing machine7¢$2.08
Electric water heater$0.62$56.17
Cooling
Window air conditioner$0.12$29.96
Central air conditioner$0.49$117
Ceiling fan1¢$1.66
Electronics
TV1¢$2.08
Gaming PC6¢$6.66
PlayStation 53¢$2.50
Xbox Series X2¢$2.00
Wi-Fi router0¢$1.00
Car
EV charging (Level 2)$1.00$59.92

Rates are average residential prices from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, January–July 2026 (EIA Electric Power Monthly). Your bill's rate may differ, so enter your own in the calculator.

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