Electricity Rates in Fort Pierce, FL

What Does Electricity Cost in Fort Pierce?

If you're a Fort Pierce Utilities Authority customer in Fort Pierce, you pay an average of 12.62 cents per kilowatt-hour for residential electricity. That's lower than the Florida state average of 15.92 cents, so your appliances cost less to run than most people in your state.

Here's what that rate means in real dollars for common household appliances:

Monthly Appliance Costs at Fort Pierce's Rate

Appliance	Typical Use	Monthly Cost in Fort Pierce
Space Heater	8 hrs/day	$45.43
Central Air Conditioner	8 hrs/day	$106.01
Refrigerator	24 hrs/day	$16.36
Dishwasher	1 hrs/day	$6.81
Electric Oven	1 hrs/day	$9.47
Clothes Washer	1 hrs/day	$1.89
Clothes Dryer	1 hrs/day	$18.93
50-Inch LED TV	5 hrs/day	$1.89
LED Light Bulb	6 hrs/day	$0.23
Electric Water Heater	3 hrs/day	$51.11

For a complete list of appliance costs at your rate, use the appliance cost calculator with Florida selected.

Fort Pierce vs. Florida Average

Florida's average residential rate is 15.92 cents per kWh, but that average includes every utility in the state. Your actual cost depends on which utility serves your address.

	Fort Pierce (Fort Pierce Utilities Authority)	Florida Average
Rate per kWh	12.62¢	15.92¢
Est. monthly bill (886 kWh)	$112	$141
Est. annual cost	$1342	$1693

Based on the national average household consumption of 886 kWh/month. Your actual bill depends on your home's size, insulation, appliances, and habits. Use the bill estimator to get a more personalized estimate.

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Tips for Lowering Your Bill in Fort Pierce

No matter what rate you pay, the biggest savings come from the biggest consumers. Heating and cooling account for nearly half the average electric bill, so start there.

• Set your thermostat to 68F in winter and 78F in summer. Each degree of adjustment saves about 3-5% on heating/cooling costs.
• Check your HVAC filter monthly. A dirty filter makes the system work harder, costing you $5-$15/month in wasted electricity.
• If your water heater is set above 120F, lower it. Each 10-degree reduction saves 3-5% on water heating costs.
• Switch any remaining incandescent bulbs to LED. Each bulb saves about $7/year.

For more specific strategies, see our guide on how to lower your electric bill.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the electricity rate in Fort Pierce?

The average residential electricity rate in Fort Pierce is 12.62 cents per kWh, based on Fort Pierce Utilities Authority's most recent annual data reported to the EIA. This rate reflects the average price including all charges (supply, delivery, and fees) divided by total kWh sold to residential customers.

What is the average electric bill in Fort Pierce?

Based on Fort Pierce's rate of 12.62 cents/kWh and the national average consumption of 886 kWh/month, a typical electric bill in Fort Pierce would be approximately $112/month or $1342/year. Your actual bill depends on your home's size, insulation quality, heating/cooling system, and appliance usage. Use the bill estimator to get a more accurate estimate based on your specific appliances.

Who is the electricity provider in Fort Pierce?

The primary residential electricity provider in Fort Pierce is Fort Pierce Utilities Authority, which serves approximately 24444 residential customers. Fort Pierce Utilities Authority is municipal-owned. Some areas may have additional providers or co-ops; check your bill to confirm which utility serves your specific address.