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EV Charging Costs in Alaska

Data updated: February 16, 2026

Alaska ranks #42 nationally for residential electricity rates at $0.26/kWh. Alaska has an EV adoption rate of 1.1% with expanding charging access across urban and regional corridors. With 107 Level 2 ports and 89 DC fast ports statewide, charging infrastructure continues to expand.

Average Rate

$0.26/kWh

Rank #42 out of 50

Major Cities Tracked

3

Local rate snapshots

Charging Stations

71

Public stations tracked

Average Electricity Rates in Alaska

Residential electricity benchmark and utility snapshots for EV owners.

$0.26/kWh

$0.08/kWh above US average

up 3.3%

Many utilities offer off-peak EV charging options that can lower effective charging costs.

UtilityAvg Rate
Alaska Utility Average$0.26/kWh
Alaska Municipal Utility$0.25/kWh

Rates updated monthly | Source: EIA and utility filings.

EV Charging Costs by City in Alaska

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CityAvg RateMonthly Cost EstimateAction
Anchorage$0.27/kWh$71.05/monthView city page ->
Anchorage Metro$0.26/kWh$68.42/monthEstimate for city ->
Anchorage Suburbs$0.25/kWh$65.79/monthEstimate for city ->

EV Charging Stations in Alaska

Level 2 Ports
107
DC Fast Ports
89
Stations per 100k Residents

9.7

US average: 23.0

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How Alaska Compares to Nearby States

StateRateRankDC Fast
Alaska (Current)$0.26/kWh#4289
Washington$0.14/kWh#161,964
Oregon$0.16/kWh#271,232
Idaho$0.12/kWh#1260
Montana$0.13/kWh#6254
Utah$0.13/kWh#10765

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a realistic monthly charging budget in Alaska?

A practical baseline in Alaska is about $68.42 per month for 1,000 miles at $0.26/kWh, before public charging markups.

How do city charging rates vary inside Alaska?

Anchorage is among the lowest in this state sample at $0.24/kWh, while Anchorage reaches about $0.24/kWh.

How strong is charging access across Alaska?

Alaska shows about 71 public charging locations, 89 DC fast ports, and roughly 9.7 locations per 100k residents (US avg 23.0).

Is Alaska cheaper than nearby states for charging?

Idaho is currently lower at $0.12/kWh, while Alaska is $0.26/kWh. Check the neighbor comparison table for the full spread.

Which charging networks are most visible in Alaska?

Commonly listed networks include Non-Networked, ChargePoint Network, Tesla, with station availability varying by metro and highway corridor.

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Internal Resources

Data updated monthly where available, with modeled estimates for missing local values.