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Greene County, MO Energy

Electric utilities, power plants and charging stations in Greene County, Missouri.

Missouri home electricity
16.09¢/kWh
July 2026
Regular gas, region
$4.15/gal
Midwest (PADD 2)
EV charging stations
45
134 ports
Electric utilities
5
Serving Greene County

Electric utilities serving Greene County

As reported to EIA for 2025. A utility may serve only part of the county. Customers and prices are for its whole Missouri service area

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UtilityCustomers in stateHome priceHome bill
Empire District Electric CoInvestor Owned169,59314.77¢/kWh$154/mo
City Utilities of Springfield - (MO)Municipal122,48711.65¢/kWh$101/mo
Southwest Electric Coop, IncCooperative45,08212.33¢/kWh$137/mo
Ozark Electric Coop Inc - (MO)Cooperative35,80515.64¢/kWh$180/mo
Webster Electric CoopCooperative19,90110.35¢/kWh$146/mo

EV charging in Greene County

45 public stations, DC fast first

All 45

Alternative fuel stations

Power plants in Greene County

926 MW of operating capacity

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PlantFuelCapacity
John Twitty Energy CenterCoal603 MW
James River Power StationNatural gas198 MW
McCartneyNatural gas118 MW
Springfield Solar 1 LLCSolar4.9 MW
Noble Hill LandfillBiomass3.2 MW

Electricity rates and gas prices are state or regional averages. Utility service areas come from EIA Form 861 and are listed by county, so a utility listed here may not serve every address in the county.

Frequently asked questions

What electric company serves Greene County?
Empire District Electric Co, City Utilities of Springfield - (MO), Southwest Electric Coop, Inc and 2 more report serving Greene County to EIA. Check your bill or address with the utility to confirm which one serves you.
How many EV charging stations are in Greene County?
There are 45 public EV charging stations in Greene County with 134 ports, 9 of them with DC fast charging.
Are there power plants in Greene County?
Yes. Greene County has 5 operating power plants with 926 MW of capacity. The largest is John Twitty Energy Center (603 MW, coal).