The United States is broken up into nine regions to estimate energy consumption based on population and climate. Vermont lies in the Mountain region. The Mountain region makes up much of the western part of the country, including the Rocky Mountains and extends from north to south. It typically has a near average amount of days require home heating and slightly below average number of days requiring air conditioning.
Municipal Utilities in Vermont
While most cities, towns, and villages throughout the state of Vermont offer municipal essential services like providing clean water, sewage treatment and dealing with waste and storm water, some also offer other services like electricity, natural gas, sanitation or recycling. In Vermont, 7 cities offer municipal electric services to around 122,306 of the states 193,492 residents.
Utility Costs in Vermont
The average monthly total utility bills in Vermont is $247.49, which is 10.85% lower than the national average.
Vermont Deregulaton of Electric and Natural Gas
Vermont has not deregulated utilities in the state. Unlike some other states you probably only have one choice of provider for electricity and natural gas. Choose your city below to see a list of utility providers that offer service in your area.
Utility Providers by City in Vermont
| City Name | Population | Municipal Electricity |
|---|---|---|
| Barre | 8,514 | No |
| Burlington | 115,682 | Yes |
| Essex Junction | 10,473 | No |
| Montpelier | 7,966 | No |
| Rutland | 15,934 | No |
| South Burlington | 20,042 | No |
| St. Albans | 6,866 | No |
| Winooski | 8,015 | No |