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Los Angeles Department of Water & Power
Municipal · California · 2025 data from EIA Form 861
- Customers
- 1,516,453
- 2025
- Average home price
- 26.48¢/kWh
- California average 31.35¢/kWh in 2025
- Average home bill
- $124/mo
- 2025
- Counties served
- 2
About this utility
- EIA utility number
- 11208
- Ownership
- Municipal
- Reliability region
- WECC
- Business
- Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Wholesale sales, Bundled service
- States
- California
- Service
- Generation and delivery
Sales in California
2025. Price is revenue divided by kilowatt-hours sold
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| Customer class | Customers | Revenue | Sales | Price | Home bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | 1,415,602 | $2.11 billion | 7.97 TWh | 26.48¢/kWh | $124/mo |
| Commercial | 91,316 | $2.91 billion | 11.65 TWh | 25.00¢/kWh | |
| Industrial | 9,533 | $225.9 million | 994 GWh | 22.73¢/kWh | |
| All customers | 1,516,453 | $5.28 billion | 20.72 TWh | 25.46¢/kWh |
Counties served
As reported to EIA. A utility may serve only part of a county
Power plants operated
Operating capacity from the EIA-860M generator inventory
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Figures are what the utility reported to EIA for the year. Retail electricity providers in states with customer choice report energy sales only, and delivery companies report delivery charges only, so their prices are not a full bill.
Frequently asked questions
- How many customers does Los Angeles Department of Water & Power have?
- Los Angeles Department of Water & Power reported 1,516,453 electric customers (meters) in 2025.
- What does Los Angeles Department of Water & Power charge for electricity?
- Homes served by Los Angeles Department of Water & Power paid an average of 26.48¢/kWh in 2025, which is total residential revenue divided by kilowatt-hours sold. The average home bill was about $124 a month.
- What area does Los Angeles Department of Water & Power serve?
- Los Angeles Department of Water & Power reports serving 2 counties in California.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 (2025) · Data for 2025