How much electricity does a home in Liverpool use?

The median home used 2,266 kWh of electricity in 2024, against 2,471 kWh across Great Britain. The mean was higher, 2,894 kWh, because a minority of heavy users pulls an average up; the median is the household in the middle.

How much gas does a home in Liverpool use?

The median home with a gas meter used 9,023 kWh of gas in 2024, against 9,859 kWh across Great Britain. The figures are weather-corrected by DESNZ, so a cold winter doesn’t make one area look worse than another.

What does energy cost for a typical home in Liverpool?

At the price cap for 1 October 2026 to 31 December 2026, a home using the Liverpool medians would pay about £1,702 a year, standing charges included. Your own bill depends on your own use, which is on your bill or in your supplier’s app.

Home energy use

Home energy use in Liverpool

How much electricity and gas the typical home here uses, from meter readings for every home in Great Britain, and how that compares with everywhere else.

Verified: 23 October 2026 from DESNZ subnational consumption statistics

Where these figures come from

Electricity, median home: 2,266 kWh; a year, 8% less than Great Britain
Gas, median home: 9,023 kWh; a year, 8% less than Great Britain
At today’s price cap: £1,702; a year for the median home

The typical home in Liverpool used 2,266 kWh of electricity and 9,023 kWh of gas in 2024. Against the typical home across Great Britain, that is 8% less electricity and 8% less gas.

Of 350 local authority areas in Great Britain, Liverpool comes 308th for electricity use and 281st of 347 for gas, counting from the highest. These are medians: half the homes here use more and half use less. The mean is higher (2,894 kWh of electricity, 10,271 kWh of gas) because a minority of big users pulls an average up.

What it costs

At the price cap for 1 October 2026 to 31 December 2026, a home using exactly the Liverpool medians would pay about £1,702 a year: £878 for electricity and £824 for gas, standing charges included. The same sum for the Great Britain medians comes to £1,745. These use the Merseyside and North Wales region’s rates.

Liverpool is in the Merseyside and North Wales electricity region. See every region’s rates on energy prices by region.

Your own use is on your bill or in your supplier’s app. Put it into the direct debit checker to see whether you are paying the right amount each month.

Over the last ten years

Since 2015, the typical home’s electricity use here has fallen 22% and its gas use has fallen 12%. The biggest drop came in 2022, the year of the energy price crisis, and use has stayed close to that lower level since.

Electricity, median kWh a year

Gas, median kWh a year, weather-corrected

How does your home compare?

Is my electricity use normal? Your yearly use against homes like yours, by property type, heat pump and electric car.
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Areas with similar use

Lewisham2,248 / 9,154 kWh
Dundee City2,276 / 9,225 kWh
St. Helens2,311 / 9,179 kWh
Wandsworth2,206 / 8,917 kWh
Torfaen2,323 / 9,154 kWh

Median electricity / gas, nearest to Liverpool.

Elsewhere in North West

Common questions

How much electricity does a home in Liverpool use?: The median home used 2,266 kWh of electricity in 2024, against 2,471 kWh across Great Britain. The mean was higher, 2,894 kWh, because a minority of heavy users pulls an average up; the median is the household in the middle.
How much gas does a home in Liverpool use?: The median home with a gas meter used 9,023 kWh of gas in 2024, against 9,859 kWh across Great Britain. The figures are weather-corrected by DESNZ, so a cold winter doesn’t make one area look worse than another.
What does energy cost for a typical home in Liverpool?: At the price cap for 1 October 2026 to 31 December 2026, a home using the Liverpool medians would pay about £1,702 a year, standing charges included. Your own bill depends on your own use, which is on your bill or in your supplier’s app.