What is the average electricity rate in Dayton, Nevada?

The average residential electricity rate in Dayton is approximately 13.46¢/kWh per kWh. The average household pays around $118 per month for electricity.

What is the average natural gas bill in Dayton?

Natural gas customers in Dayton pay an average of $46 per month. The rate is approximately $1.70/therm per therm.

Which electric company serves Dayton, Nevada?

Electricity in Dayton is distributed by NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power) and Valley Electric Association. Contact your provider at your local service address to confirm which utility serves your home.

Which gas company serves Dayton?

Dayton natural gas service is provided by Southwest Gas Corporation and NV Energy Gas. Call them directly for new service connections or to report a gas leak.

How do Dayton electricity rates compare to Nevada averages?

Dayton's electricity rate of 13.46¢/kWh is below the Nevada state average of 13.60¢/kWh. This can reflect a municipal utility or favorable regional generation mix.

How do I start or stop utility service in Dayton?

To start electric service in Dayton, contact NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power) and Valley Electric Association. For gas service, contact Southwest Gas Corporation and NV Energy Gas. You'll typically need a photo ID, your new address, and a move-in date. Service can usually be established within 1-3 business days.

Dayton, Nevada Gas & Electricity Rates — Utility Providers & Savings 2026

Gas & Electricity in Dayton, Nevada

Dayton residents in Nevada receive electric service through NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power) and natural gas distribution from Southwest Gas Corporation. Nevada's energy assistance programs, including LIHEAP and weatherization, are available to income-qualified Dayton households.

Compared to the Nevada state average of 13.60¢/kWh/kWh, Dayton's electricity rate of 13.46¢/kWh is 0.14¢ below the Nevada average. As Nevada has a regulated market, your utility is determined by your address.

Electric Utility in Dayton

NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power)
Valley Electric Association

Natural Gas Utility in Dayton

Southwest Gas Corporation
NV Energy Gas

Dayton vs Nevada Energy Rates

Metric	Dayton	Nevada Average	US Average
Electric Rate (¢/kWh)	13.46¢	13.60¢	16.00¢
Gas Rate ($/therm)	$1.70	$1.79	$1.47
Monthly Electric Bill	$118	$119	$117
Monthly Gas Bill	$46	$48	$73

Energy Assistance Programs for Dayton Residents

As a Nevada city, Dayton residents can access the following state and local assistance programs:

✅ Nevada LIHEAP
✅ NV Energy Assistance Program (NEAP)
✅ Weatherization Assistance Nevada
✅ Dollar Energy Fund Nevada

Energy-Saving Tips for Dayton Residents

✓ Invest in a high-SEER air conditioner (18+) — it pays back quickly in Arizona heat.
✓ Use radiant barrier insulation in your attic — it reflects up to 97% of radiant heat.
✓ Run your AC at 78°F when home and use ceiling fans to feel 4°F cooler.
✓ Pre-cool your home in the morning before peak rates kick in (typically 3-8 PM).
✓ Arizona's sun makes solar + battery storage one of the best investments in the US.

FAQ — Gas & Electricity in Dayton, Nevada

The average residential electricity rate in Dayton is approximately 13.46¢/kWh per kWh. The average household pays around $118 per month for electricity.
Natural gas customers in Dayton pay an average of $46 per month. The rate is approximately $1.70/therm per therm.
Electricity in Dayton is distributed by NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power) and Valley Electric Association. Contact your provider at your local service address to confirm which utility serves your home.
Dayton natural gas service is provided by Southwest Gas Corporation and NV Energy Gas. Call them directly for new service connections or to report a gas leak.
Dayton's electricity rate of 13.46¢/kWh is below the Nevada state average of 13.60¢/kWh. This can reflect a municipal utility or favorable regional generation mix.
To start electric service in Dayton, contact NV Energy (Sierra Pacific Power / Nevada Power) and Valley Electric Association. For gas service, contact Southwest Gas Corporation and NV Energy Gas. You'll typically need a photo ID, your new address, and a move-in date. Service can usually be established within 1-3 business days.