Washington Energy Select a city in WA for local info : Select WA City Aberdeen Airway Heights Albion Algona Almira Anacortes Arlington Ashford Asotin Auburn Bainbridge Island Battle Ground Beaux Arts Village Bellevue Bellingham Benton City Bingen Black Diamond Blaine Bonney Lake Bothell Bremerton Brewster Bridgeport Brier Buckley Bucoda Burien Burlington Camas Carbonado Carnation Cashmere Castle Rock Cathlamet Centralia Chehalis Chelan Cheney Chewelah Clarkston Cle Elum Clyde Hill Colfax College Place Colton Colville Conconully Concrete Connell Cosmopolis Cougar Coulee City Coulee Dam Coupeville Covington Creston Cusick Darrington Davenport Dayton Deer Park Des Moines DuPont Duvall East Wenatchee Eatonville option value="edgewood">EdgewoodEdmonds Electric City Ellensburg Elma Elmer City Endicott Entiat Enumclaw Ephrata Everett Everson Fairfield Farmington Federal Way Ferndale Fife Fircrest Forks Friday Harbor Garfield George Gig Harbor Gold Bar Goldendale Grand Coulee Grandview Granger Granite Falls Hamilton Harrah Harrington Hartline Hatton Hoquiam Hunts Point Ilwaco Index Ione Issaquah Kahlotus Kalama Kelso Kenmore Kennewick Kent Kettle Falls Kirkland Kittitas Krupp La Center Lacey La Conner LaCrosse Lake Forest Park Lake Stevens Lakewood Lamont Langley Latah Leavenworth Liberty Lake Lind Long Beach Longview Lyman Lynden Lynnwood Mabton Malden Mansfield Maple Valley Marblemount Marcus Marysville Mattawa McCleary Medical Lake Medina Mercer Island Mesa Metaline Metaline Falls Mill Creek Millwood Milton Monroe Montesano Morton Moses Lake Mossyrock Mountlake Terrace Mount Vernon Moxee Mukilteo Naches Napavine Nespelem Newcastle Newport Nooksack Normandy Park North Bend North Bonneville Northport Oakesdale Oak Harbor Oakville Ocean Shores Odessa Okanogan Olympia Omak Oroville Orting Othello Pacific Palouse Pasco Pateros Pe Ell Pomeroy Port Angeles Port Orchard Port Townsend Poulsbo Prescott Prosser Pullman Puyallup Quincy Rainier Raymond Reardan Redmond Renton Republic Richland Ridgefield Ritzville Riverside Rockford Rock Island Rosalia Roslyn Roy Royal City Ruston Sammamish SeaTac Seattle Sedro-Woolley Selah Sequim Shelton Shoreline Skykomish Snohomish Snoqualmie Soap Lake South Bend South Cle Elum South Prairie Spangle Spokane Spokane Valley Sprague Springdale Stanwood Starbuck Steilacoom Stevenson Saint John Sultan Sumas Sumner Sunnyside Tacoma Tekoa Tenino Tieton Toledo Tonasket Toppenish Tukwila Tumwater Twisp Union Gap Uniontown University Place Vader Vancouver Waitsburg Walla Walla Wapato Warden Washougal Washtucna Waterville Waverly Wenatchee Westport West Richland White Salmon Wilbur Wilkeson Wilson Creek Winlock Winthrop Woodinville Woodland Woodway Yacolt Yakima Yarrow Point Yelm Zillah
Washington Electricity Washington electricity rates in May 2017 averaged 9.68 cents per kilowatthour -- an estimated 26 percent less than the 13.02 cents per kilowatthour average rate in the U.S. overall in May 2017.[1 ]
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Washington Natural Gas Washington natural gas rates in May 2017 averaged 12.05 dollars per thousand cubic feet -- an estimated 9 percent less than the 13.21 dollars per thousand cubic feet average rate in the nation overall in May 2017.[2 ]
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Washington Solar Energy Washington solar energy averaged about 3.75 kilowatt hours per square meter per day (kWh/m2/day) on an annual basis -- an estimated 1% more than the 3.73 kWh/m2/day generated at a low-output location in the U.S.[3 ]
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More information about Washington About Washington Washington has an estimated population of 6,724,540, which ranks 13th in the nation. [4 ]
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Energy in WA For more information about energy in Washington , or to learn more about WA energy, visit the EIA .
Solar and wind might get a lot more headlines right now, but hydropower is more than holding its own as an electricity source in the U.S.
The NREL recently assessed the state of solar in the U.S. and found that rooftop has the potential to power nearly two-fifths of the nation.
Last year was a record-breaking one for solar power generation in the U.S., and 2016 looks to have an even brighter future, the SEIA said.
