Built 2026-09-19 (19 September 2026)

Michigan Electricity: Generation Mix and Retail Prices

Michigan generated 128 TWh of electricity in 2025, 42% of it from gas. The average retail price was 14.73 US cents/kWh in 2025. These are EIA statistics for 2025, with monthly figures through June 2026; they are not real time.

Key Facts

  • Michigan generated 128 TWh of electricity in 2025, the 11th most of the 51 states and DC.
  • Gas was the largest source of Michigan's electricity in 2025, at 41.5% of generation.
  • Coal was the second largest source of Michigan's electricity in 2025, at 22.9% of generation.
  • Michigan's electricity generation rose from 112 TWh in 2001 to 128 TWh in 2025.
  • The average retail price of electricity in Michigan was 14.73 US cents/kWh in 2025, the 14th highest of the 51 states and DC.
  • Residential customers in Michigan paid an average of 20.01 US cents/kWh in 2025.
  • Michigan generated 9.80 TWh of electricity in June 2026.

Key Figures

MeasureValueAs of / source
Total generation128 TWh2025 · EIA
Generation rank11 of 512025 · EIA
Average retail price, all sectors14.73 US cents/kWh2025 · EIA
Price rank, highest first14 of 512025 · EIA
Retail sales100 TWh2025 · EIA
Retail customers5,129,8792025 · EIA
Retail revenueUSD 14,750 million2025 · EIA

Generation Mix, 2025

SourceGenerationShare
Gas53.1 TWh41.5%
Coal29.3 TWh22.9%
Nuclear27.5 TWh21.5%
Wind10.1 TWh7.9%
Solar2.86 TWh2.2%
Bioenergy2.10 TWh1.6%
Oil1.73 TWh1.4%
Hydro1.34 TWh1.0%
Other fossil352 GWh0.3%
Other87.7 GWh0.1%

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). (US Government work, public domain) Data as of 2025. Utility scale generation, all sectors; small scale solar is not included.

Year by Year

EIA annual statistics, 2001 to 2025
Michigan electricity generation by source, 2001 to 2025 Michigan's electricity generation by main source from 2001 to 2025, in TWh. In 2025 the largest sources were gas at 53.1 TWh, coal at 29.3 TWh, nuclear at 27.5 TWh, wind at 10.1 TWh, solar at 2.86 TWh. 0 20 40 60 80 20012006201120162021
Michigan's electricity generation by main source from 2001 to 2025, in TWh. In 2025 the largest sources were gas at 53.1 TWh, coal at 29.3 TWh, nuclear at 27.5 TWh, wind at 10.1 TWh, solar at 2.86 TWh.
Annual statistics through 2025, TWh
Michigan electricity generation by source, 2001 to 2025
YearGasCoalNuclearWindSolar
200113.2 TWh68.3 TWh26.7 TWh0.28 GWhn/a
200215.9 TWh66.7 TWh31.1 TWh0.33 GWhn/a
200311.4 TWh67.8 TWh28.0 TWh2.66 GWhn/a
200414.5 TWh68.6 TWh30.6 TWh1.88 GWhn/a
200513.8 TWh70.3 TWh32.9 TWh1.85 GWhn/a
200611.4 TWh67.8 TWh29.1 TWh2.21 GWhn/a
200713.1 TWh70.8 TWh31.5 TWh2.72 GWhn/a
20089.60 TWh69.9 TWh31.5 TWh141 GWhn/a
20098.42 TWh66.8 TWh21.9 TWh300 GWhn/a
201012.2 TWh65.6 TWh29.6 TWh360 GWhn/a
201113.0 TWh58.9 TWh32.9 TWh456 GWhn/a
201221.7 TWh53.1 TWh28.0 TWh1.13 TWhn/a
201312.3 TWh56.3 TWh28.9 TWh2.80 TWhn/a
201412.5 TWh52.9 TWh31.2 TWh3.87 TWhn/a
201520.0 TWh52.9 TWh29.3 TWh4.80 TWh1.19 GWh
201629.3 TWh40.5 TWh31.6 TWh4.70 TWh9.24 GWh
201726.1 TWh42.0 TWh32.4 TWh5.19 TWh63.3 GWh
201831.0 TWh42.3 TWh30.5 TWh5.46 TWh118 GWh
201934.4 TWh37.3 TWh32.9 TWh5.83 TWh143 GWh
202036.4 TWh28.0 TWh30.3 TWh6.74 TWh155 GWh
202130.5 TWh37.1 TWh34.3 TWh7.70 TWh424 GWh
202241.2 TWh34.5 TWh26.0 TWh9.15 TWh859 GWh
202354.1 TWh23.6 TWh28.0 TWh8.29 TWh1.27 TWh
202455.7 TWh25.7 TWh26.3 TWh9.84 TWh1.86 TWh
202553.1 TWh29.3 TWh27.5 TWh10.1 TWh2.86 TWh
YearGenerationLargest sourceAverage retail price
2025 128 TWh Gas 41.5% 14.73 US cents/kWh
2024 124 TWh Gas 44.9% 14.16 US cents/kWh
2023 121 TWh Gas 44.8% 13.68 US cents/kWh
2022 117 TWh Gas 35.1% 13.20 US cents/kWh
2021 116 TWh Coal 32.1% 12.93 US cents/kWh
2020 107 TWh Gas 34.2% 12.21 US cents/kWh
2019 117 TWh Coal 32.0% 11.56 US cents/kWh
2018 116 TWh Coal 36.5% 11.40 US cents/kWh
2017 112 TWh Coal 37.4% 11.28 US cents/kWh
2016 112 TWh Coal 36.1% 11.05 US cents/kWh

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). (US Government work, public domain) Data as of 2025.

Retail Electricity Prices

Average revenue per kWh sold, 2001 to 2025
Michigan average retail electricity price by sector, 2001 to 2025 Average retail electricity prices in Michigan by customer sector, in US cents per kWh. In 2025 the all sector average was 14.73 US cents/kWh and residential customers paid 20.01 US cents/kWh. 0 6 13 19 25 20012006201120162021
Average retail electricity prices in Michigan by customer sector, in US cents per kWh. In 2025 the all sector average was 14.73 US cents/kWh and residential customers paid 20.01 US cents/kWh.
Annual statistics through 2025, US cents/kWh
Michigan average retail electricity price by sector, 2001 to 2025
YearAll sectorsResidentialCommercialIndustrial
20016.97 US cents/kWh8.26 US cents/kWh7.54 US cents/kWh5.08 US cents/kWh
20027.09 US cents/kWh8.28 US cents/kWh7.79 US cents/kWh5.02 US cents/kWh
20036.85 US cents/kWh8.35 US cents/kWh7.55 US cents/kWh4.96 US cents/kWh
20046.94 US cents/kWh8.33 US cents/kWh7.57 US cents/kWh4.92 US cents/kWh
20057.23 US cents/kWh8.40 US cents/kWh7.84 US cents/kWh5.32 US cents/kWh
20068.14 US cents/kWh9.77 US cents/kWh8.51 US cents/kWh6.05 US cents/kWh
20078.53 US cents/kWh10.21 US cents/kWh8.77 US cents/kWh6.47 US cents/kWh
20088.93 US cents/kWh10.75 US cents/kWh9.17 US cents/kWh6.73 US cents/kWh
20099.40 US cents/kWh11.60 US cents/kWh9.24 US cents/kWh6.98 US cents/kWh
20109.88 US cents/kWh12.46 US cents/kWh9.81 US cents/kWh7.08 US cents/kWh
201110.40 US cents/kWh13.27 US cents/kWh10.33 US cents/kWh7.32 US cents/kWh
201210.98 US cents/kWh14.13 US cents/kWh10.93 US cents/kWh7.62 US cents/kWh
201311.21 US cents/kWh14.59 US cents/kWh11.06 US cents/kWh7.72 US cents/kWh
201411.03 US cents/kWh14.46 US cents/kWh10.87 US cents/kWh7.68 US cents/kWh
201510.76 US cents/kWh14.42 US cents/kWh10.55 US cents/kWh7.02 US cents/kWh
201611.05 US cents/kWh15.22 US cents/kWh10.64 US cents/kWh6.91 US cents/kWh
201711.28 US cents/kWh15.40 US cents/kWh11.00 US cents/kWh7.19 US cents/kWh
201811.40 US cents/kWh15.45 US cents/kWh11.15 US cents/kWh7.10 US cents/kWh
201911.56 US cents/kWh15.74 US cents/kWh11.39 US cents/kWh7.07 US cents/kWh
202012.21 US cents/kWh16.26 US cents/kWh11.71 US cents/kWh7.24 US cents/kWh
202112.93 US cents/kWh17.54 US cents/kWh12.31 US cents/kWh7.69 US cents/kWh
202213.20 US cents/kWh17.86 US cents/kWh12.55 US cents/kWh8.33 US cents/kWh
202313.68 US cents/kWh18.84 US cents/kWh13.40 US cents/kWh8.16 US cents/kWh
202414.16 US cents/kWh19.30 US cents/kWh14.01 US cents/kWh8.26 US cents/kWh
202514.73 US cents/kWh20.01 US cents/kWh14.48 US cents/kWh8.59 US cents/kWh
Sector, 2025Average priceSalesCustomers
All sectors 14.73 US cents/kWh 100 TWh 5,129,879
Residential 20.01 US cents/kWh 34.5 TWh 4,553,528
Commercial 14.48 US cents/kWh 37.4 TWh 570,592
Industrial 8.59 US cents/kWh 28.1 TWh 5,757
Transportation 13.67 US cents/kWh 6.14 GWh 2

Prices are average revenue per kWh sold, including delivery charges and taxes collected by utilities, in nominal US cents.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). (US Government work, public domain) Data as of 2025.

Month by Month

EIA monthly statistics, preliminary for recent months
MonthGenerationAverage price, all sectorsResidential price
June 2026 9.80 TWh 16.75 US cents/kWh 22.99 US cents/kWh
May 2026 9.77 TWh 15.89 US cents/kWh 22.01 US cents/kWh
April 2026 7.99 TWh 15.32 US cents/kWh 21.39 US cents/kWh
March 2026 8.56 TWh 15.45 US cents/kWh 21.20 US cents/kWh
February 2026 9.94 TWh 15.14 US cents/kWh 20.00 US cents/kWh
January 2026 12.1 TWh 15.20 US cents/kWh 19.52 US cents/kWh
December 2025 11.7 TWh 14.77 US cents/kWh 19.53 US cents/kWh
November 2025 10.8 TWh 14.42 US cents/kWh 19.94 US cents/kWh
October 2025 10.0 TWh 14.38 US cents/kWh 20.46 US cents/kWh
September 2025 10.5 TWh 14.74 US cents/kWh 21.20 US cents/kWh
August 2025 11.5 TWh 15.26 US cents/kWh 20.73 US cents/kWh
July 2025 12.3 TWh 15.70 US cents/kWh 20.55 US cents/kWh

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). (US Government work, public domain) Data as of June 2026.