Electricity rates in Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City (population 719,849) is served by Oklahoma Gas & Electric. A typical home on its cheapest plan, R-1, pays about $112 a month, 10.64¢ per kWh all-in: 22% below the Oklahoma average.
Utility OG&EPopulation Census 2025 estimateState price EIA, July 2026
Typical all-in priceR-1
OG&E plans for a Oklahoma City home
| Plan | Typical bill | All-in ¢/kWh | Summer weekday windows | EV, 1,000 mi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R-1 | $112/mo | 10.64 | Same price all day | $25/mo |
Typical bill: average Oklahoma use of 1,052 kWh a month, shaped hour by hour (NREL ResStock), averaged over the year. EV: Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD, 275 kWh a month from the wall, charging from its cheapest start hour. Full OG&E tariff details and sources.
Oklahoma City electricity: common questions
Who provides electricity in Oklahoma City, OK?
The centre of Oklahoma City lies in Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s retail service territory, according to the federal service-territory map built from EIA-861 data. Territories are drawn approximately, so homes near the city limits can be served by another utility or cooperative; the name on your bill is the authority.
How much is electricity per kWh in Oklahoma City?
On OG&E’s R-1 plan, a typical Oklahoma home using 1,052 kWh a month pays about 10.64¢ per kWh all-in before taxes, or $112 a month. The Oklahoma average over the last 12 months was 13.70¢ (EIA).
How much does it cost to charge an EV in Oklahoma City?
Driving 1,000 miles a month in a Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD adds about $25 a month on OG&E’s R-1 plan when charging starts at its cheapest hour, against about $153 of gasoline for a 25.5 mpg car.
Calculators with OG&E preloaded
Sources: population, Census Bureau Vintage 2025 estimates; city location, Census Gazetteer; service territory, Electric Retail Service Territories (HIFLD/ORNL, from EIA-861); tariffs, see the OG&E page.