| City | Climate status | Efficient | Reference | High-load |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anaheim | verified | $175 | $341 | $604 |
| Bakersfield | verified | $178 | $348 | $626 |
| Fresno | verified | $177 | $346 | $621 |
| Long Beach | verified | $170 | $330 | $581 |
| Los Angeles | verified | $173 | $336 | $593 |
| Oakland | verified | $154 | $295 | $504 |
| Riverside | verified | $179 | $351 | $631 |
| Sacramento | verified | $170 | $332 | $589 |
| San Diego | verified | $168 | $326 | $571 |
| San Jose | verified | $161 | $311 | $539 |
| Santa Ana | verified | $174 | $338 | $598 |
| Stockton | verified | $173 | $337 | $601 |
What this state page can establish
The electricity input is appropriately state-level because it comes from the EIA residential average, not a city utility tariff. City estimates should differ when station-specific climate profiles are available. Check your utility plan and equipment measurements before budgeting.