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Cost to run a television in Maine

A typical ENERGY STAR television costs about $59.14 a year to run in Maine, or $4.93 a month, at the state’s average residential price of 32.41 cents per kWh (July 2026).

Typical yearly cost
$59.14
Over ten years
$591 today’s price
Price in Maine
32.41 ¢/kWh

“Typical” means the median annual energy use of 178 current ENERGY STAR certified televisions (182 kWh a year), multiplied by the price. It is a standardized figure, not a measurement of your home.

By type of television

TypeModelsMedian kWh/yrCost per yearPer monthRange per year
OLED81221$71.72$5.98$34.57 to $129.32
LCD74127$41.14$3.43$5.95 to $112.48
QD-LED (QLED)22258$83.62$6.97$38.50 to $204.52
Other133$10.71$0.89$10.71 to $10.71

Costs use each type’s median listing; the range runs from its lowest to its highest listed energy use. Source: ENERGY STAR certified televisions dataset (EPA) and EIA residential prices.

How Maine compares

Maine’s average residential price is 101% above the median US state, ranking 3 of 51 from highest to lowest. The same typical television would cost $23.21 a year in Louisiana, the cheapest state, and $87.59 in Hawaii, the most expensive. Over the last 12 months Maine’s price rose 15.8%.

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Lowest running cost by type

The published model with the lowest listed annual energy use in each type, with its cost at Maine’s price:

These are the lowest among the models published on this site, not among every certified model. Browse all televisions by energy use.

Questions

How much does it cost to run a television in Maine?

A typical ENERGY STAR television (the median of 178 current listings, 182.47 kWh a year) costs about $59.14 a year, or $4.93 a month, at Maine's average residential price of 32.41 cents per kWh. By type it ranges from $10.71 (other) to $83.62 (qd-led (qled)).

Is electricity expensive in Maine?

Maine's average residential price is 32.41 cents per kWh (July 2026, EIA), 101% above the median state and 3 of 51 when states are ranked from highest to lowest price. The same typical television would cost $23.21 a year in Louisiana, the cheapest state, and $87.59 in Hawaii.

Will my television cost the same?

Probably not exactly. The annual figure is a standardized ENERGY STAR value, and your own price per kWh may differ from the statewide average. Enter your rate in the calculator on any television page for a closer number.

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