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Georgia (GA) Residential Power Analysis

How Much Does It Cost to Run a Mini Split Heat Pump (18,000 BTU) in Georgia?

In Georgia, running a Mini Split Heat Pump (18,000 BTU) (1600W) costs an estimated $2.12 per day or $64.47 per month, based on the current average residential electricity rate of 14.72¢ per kWh.

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Hourly Cost $0.236 Per operating hour
Daily Cost $2.12 Based on 12h/day usage
Monthly Cost $64.47 ~438 kWh per month
Annual Cost $773.68 Total yearly electric impact

How Georgia's Rates Compare to the U.S. National Average

The average residential electricity rate in Georgia is 14.72¢/kWh, which is 8% lower than the national benchmark of 16.0¢/kWh.

In Georgia $64.47 / month
U.S. National Average $70.08 / month

Georgia residents enjoy competitive electricity rates compared to the rest of the nation, keeping the operating costs of high-draw appliances relatively affordable.

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