Solar · Illinois
Illinois homes paid an average 20.5¢ per kilowatt-hour in April — about 12% more than a year before, the steepest climb of the four states we serve. Lock a number the utility can't touch.
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What power costs in Illinois.
Average price an Illinois home paid per kilowatt-hour in April 2026 — up from 18.3¢ a year earlier (EIA, preliminary).
One-year rise in Illinois home electricity prices, April 2025 to April 2026 — the steepest of the four states we serve (EIA).
Rate hikes U.S. utilities requested last year — more than double the year before (PowerLines).
Sources: U.S. EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (April 2026, preliminary); PowerLines 2025 utility rate-case review.
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The steepest climb of any state we serve.
A 12% jump in one year is the utility setting your budget for you. A quote from us is the opposite: your real usage, two 25-year totals on one page, and a fixed payment you see in writing before anything happens. If solar doesn't beat your bill, the Pencil Promise means we tell you and walk.
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