Appliances by the Numbers

What appliances cost to run in New Hampshire

Updated 2026-11-01 · ENERGY STAR data retrieved 2026-10-30 · Rate: 26.91¢/kWh, New Hampshire average (EIA)

Bottom line

In New Hampshire, a typical ENERGY STAR refrigerator costs about $124 a year to run, 48% more than the US average ($84). Homes in New Hampshire paid 26.91¢ per kWh on average, against 18.19¢ nationally: the 9th highest price of the 50 states and DC.

Every appliance below costs about 48% more to run here than the US-average figures on the rest of this site: the energy use is the same, only the price changes.

A typical refrigerator, clothes washer, electric dryer and TV together come to about $368 a year in New Hampshire, $120 more than the $248 they cost at the US average.

Annual kWh ÷ 3.7 ≈ dollars per year in New Hampshire

Bar chart: median yearly running cost of six ENERGY STAR appliances in New Hampshire at 26.91 cents per kWh, from $30 to $164.
Bars: median yearly cost at the New Hampshire average price. Lines: middle 80% of models (10th–90th percentile). Electric dryers only; full-size refrigerators only.

Yearly cost of six appliances in New Hampshire

At 26.91¢ per kWh. Median and middle 80% of ENERGY STAR certified models; the US column uses 18.19¢ per kWh. Select an appliance for its sizes, types and lowest-energy models.

ApplianceMedian kWh/yrMedian $/yrMiddle 80% $/yrUS median $/yrDifference
Refrigerators460$124$80–$184$84+$40
Room air conditioners532$143$101–$242$97+$46
Clothes dryers608$164$68–$164$111+$53
Clothes washers110$30$20–$53$20+$10
Dehumidifiers340$91$49–$142$62+$29
TVs184$50$18–$90$33+$17

The electricity price in New Hampshire

The average residential price in New Hampshire was 26.91¢ per kWh in January–August 2026, up 15% from 23.40¢ in the same months of 2025 (US average: 17.03¢ to 18.19¢, up 7%). It is an average over all residential bills, fixed charges included, so the price of each extra kWh on your own bill can be higher or lower.

Neighbors in the ranking: next higher price: Alaska (27.32¢); next lower price: District of Columbia (24.86¢). See all states ranked by price.

Compare ENERGY STAR models

Search links to Amazon for ENERGY STAR models in each category. Check the yellow EnergyGuide label or the ENERGY STAR listing for a model's rated kWh, then use the rule above.

Notes

Price: average residential price, EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.B, residential, January–August 2026 year-to-date. Energy use: ENERGY STAR certified product lists, retrieved 2026-10-30. How we calculate.