Most Americans are paying more for electricity—and need to prepare their wallets for further pain ahead.

Residents in mid-Atlantic states like Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania who have spent the last few years plagued by high electricity bills just got some bad news: Relief is not on the way.

Politicians blame renewables and data centers, but those aren't the main causes of rising costs.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects electricity bills to rise by more than 4% after jumping by nearly 5% this ...

The move comes as rising electricity rates became an increasingly hot-button issue in the US, which has far more data centers ...

Settle the tariff war and buy solar panels, grid batteries and wind turbines at basement prices. In effect, China would help ...

Energy projects are expensive and take a long time to build. Where to build them is often also a difficult, even ...

While the initial outlay might seem high, the savings add up over the years. You can also look into getting Energy Star products. Many of these products are rated to have lower standby power use than ...

Utility rate cases in battleground states will shine a spotlight on utility regulators as cost-of-living issues grab headlines in a big election year.

This metric assesses the average retail price of electricity in a state, expressed in cents per kilowatt-hour. Prices in residential, commercial, industrial, transportation and other sectors are ...

Although inflation has steadily cooled since peaking in June of last year, electricity costs continue to heat up. The typical power bill is set to rise about 2% this summer from a year ago, according ...