Wyoming Residents Face Nation's Highest Energy Bills

New WalletHub analysis reveals significant state-by-state disparities in monthly energy costs, with Wyoming leading and New Mexico at the lowest.

Wyoming residents pay an average of $1,591 per month on energy, the highest in the U.S.
New Mexico has the lowest energy costs, averaging $376 per month.
The analysis includes electricity, natural gas, motor fuel, and home heating oil costs.
Geographical and climatic factors significantly impact energy consumption and costs.
States with deregulated energy markets, like Texas, often see lower prices due to increased competition.