Electricity prices continue to shock;
Propane offers relief with an Affordable Alternative.
In the February 2025 Newsweek article, Electricity Prices Surge in US: Map Shows Most-Expensive States, David Michael Tinsley, senior economist at the Bank of America Institute, found that the median customer utility bill payment rose 6 percent in January, "well above the rate of inflation in utilities, reflecting higher usage."
Electricity prices vary wildly by location, and some households face higher bill payments than others. Here is a map showing electricity prices by state. Connecticut and Massachusetts are in the top 5 most expensive states with the highest electricity rates in the nation.
States With Highest Electricity Prices in February 2025.
Connecticut has some of the highest electricity rates in the nation, the 4th highest overall.
With electricity prices surging nationwide, Connecticut residents are feeling the pinch more than most as the 4th most expensive state for electricity in the US.
Consider switching your home heating, water heater, and dryer to propane to reduce your monthly expenses.
"We've recently switched from electric to propane for our home heating needs and we are thrilled with our services from Superior Energy! Bryant is our regular delivery driver. He always very friendly and says hello. It has been seamless setting up our account, deliveries, and getting answers to our questions as new customers. The price of propane is very budget-friendly over electric based heat. In January alone, we used 75% less electricity and our home was wonderfully warm on those very cold days! Highly recommend using Superior Energy!" - Bre
Propane is an excellent heating source for your home and can power appliances such as stoves, ovens, clothes dryers, and water heaters. It's also suitable for generators, fireplaces, outdoor lighting, kitchens/grills, fire pits/patio heaters, and even pool heaters.
Propane is a cost-effective solution and can function independently from the electrical grid, making it a valuable asset during power outages.
