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How much does it cost to run an electric oven?

EIA data · June 2026
vs median appliance
2.3×
median $35.65/yr
Rank
#25
of 88
Typical draw
3,000W
40% duty

About $6.69 a month at the U.S. average price of 18.34¢ per kilowatt-hour — but that figure moves a long way depending on where you live. Set your state below.

Per day
22.0¢
Per month
$6.69
Per year
$80.33

36.5 kWh a month at the U.S. average, 18.34¢/kWh for June 2026. Excludes fixed charges, taxes and time-of-use rates, which vary by utility and are on your bill.

watts

Typical 2,0005,000 W. Use the figure on your own label if you have it.

hours

40% duty cycle applied — it draws power for part of that time.

An electric oven sits mid-table at #25 of 88, which means something else in the house costs more. See whether kitchen or something else drives your bill.

Published figures for this appliance disagree by a wide margin. Why other sites price an electric oven so differently.

How many watts an electric oven uses

A standard 240-volt electric wall oven or range oven draws roughly 2,000–5,000 W while its element is heating. Full-size ovens with a broil element at the top sit toward the high end.

Low
2,000 W
Typical
3,000 W
High
5,000 W

What it costs across the country

Same appliance, same usage, different electricity price. Annual cost at 3,000 W and the default usage above.

Annual cost to run an electric oven by state
State¢/kWhPer year
Hawaii52.72$231
California34.74$152
Massachusetts29.61$130
New York29.49$129
Ohio19.19$84.05
Texas15.94$69.82
Florida15.10$66.14
Utah13.37$58.56
Nebraska13.25$58.04
Nevada13.11$57.42

Worth knowing

Other appliances

Prices are statewide residential averages for June 2026 from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. They exclude fixed monthly charges, taxes and time-of-use rates. See how these figures are calculated.