From investments in new technologies and infrastructure upgrades, to programs that help customers conserve energy, we're focused on delivering safe, reliable energy at low cost.
While we’ve selected cost-effective options to meet customer needs, they still come with a price. Without knowing the extent of future external influences, such as inflation, we anticipate that all customers averaged together will see electric bills increase less than 3% annually. We base our cost-change requests to the commission in the states we serve on forecasted and historical data, and any increases will vary by state, year, and size.
Learn about how price changes are approved.
Below are average rate comparisons in cents per kWh.
Minnesota |
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State average |
Otter Tail Power average |
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Residential
|
14.25 |
11.64 |
Commercial
|
12.30 |
9.84 |
North Dakota |
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State average |
Otter Tail Power average |
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Residential
|
10.92 |
10.41 |
Commercial
|
8.45 |
7.23 |
South Dakota |
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State average |
Otter Tail Power average |
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Residential
|
12.09 |
11.05 |
Commercial
|
10.21 |
8.06 |
United States |
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State average |
Otter Tail Power average |
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Residential
|
15.04 |
11.09 (weighted average) |
Commercial
|
12.41 |
8.62 (weighted average) |
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Total Electric Industry- Average Retail Price, October 2023