City-Level ROI Calculator

Get hyperlocal electrification ROI estimates using your city's actual utility rates, local rebates, and climate data. More accurate than state-level estimates.

100+ US Cities•Utility-Specific Rates•Local Rebate Programs

Why City-Level Data Matters

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Utility Rate Variations

Electricity rates can vary 2-3x within the same state. Sacramento pays $0.24/kWh while parts of LA pay $0.28/kWh from different utilities.

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Local Rebates

Austin Energy offers $1,800 heat pump rebates while other TX cities offer $0. SMUD has $4,500 rebates vs PG&E's $3,500.

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Microclimates

San Francisco uses minimal AC (150 cooling days) while Fresno uses heavy AC (1,850 cooling days). Climate drives savings potential.

Select Your City (54 cities available)

Why Use City-Level ROI Calculations?

State-level estimates provide a good starting point, but city-level data gives you the precision needed to make confident electrification decisions. Here's what makes our city calculator different:

Utility-Specific Rates

We use actual rate schedules from each city's primary utility provider. For example:

  • SMUD (Sacramento): $0.242/kWh with generous heat pump rebates ($4,500)
  • SCE (Southern California): $0.278/kWh with moderate rebates ($2,800)
  • Seattle City Light: $0.108/kWh with excellent heat pump rebates ($3,000)
  • Austin Energy: $0.115/kWh plus city solar incentives ($2,500)

Local Rebate Programs

Many utilities offer rebates beyond state and federal incentives. These can make a 30-50% difference in your net cost:

  • Municipal utilities often have the best rebates (SMUD, Austin Energy, Seattle City Light)
  • Investor-owned utilities vary widely even within the same state
  • Some cities have additional local government incentives on top of utility rebates