Manufacturing costs in Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell, GA
Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell, GA ranks 7 of 100 U.S. metros by estimated manufacturing energy use. Industrial power in Georgia costs 13.05 ¢/kWh, +59.1% from a year earlier, and consumer prices in the Atlanta index are +2.9% from a year earlier.
- Rank by manufacturing energy use
- 7 of 100
- Estimated manufacturing energy use
- 145.5 trillion Btu a year
- Electricity
- 11,500 GWh a year (estimate)
- Natural gas
- 106.1 million Dth a year (estimate)
- Manufacturing jobs, 2024
- 175,884
- Estimate confidence
- Medium
- Georgia industrial power, Aug 2026
- 13.05 ¢/kWh (+59.1% from a year earlier)
- Georgia citygate gas, Mar to Aug 2026
- $4.31 per Mcf (6 months reported)
- Inflation, Atlanta, Aug 2026
- +2.9% from a year earlier; +6.4% over three years
Inflation in Atlanta
- Atlanta
- U.S. city average
Industrial electricity in Georgia
- Georgia industrial
Other Georgia metros in the index
- Augusta–Richmond County, GA-SC, rank 99
National cost drivers
WTI crude +67.6%, Henry Hub gas −6.3%, chemical producer prices +6.6% and industrial electricity producer prices +4.1% from a year earlier. See the full index.
Questions
Questions about Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell.
What the index measures, where the numbers come from, and how Discovery Energy checks energy bills against them.
How much energy do manufacturers use in Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell?
Discovery Energy estimates that manufacturers in the Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell, GA metro use about 145.5 trillion Btu of electricity and natural gas a year, rank 7 of the 100 largest U.S. manufacturing energy metros.
What do manufacturers pay for electricity in Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell?
The average industrial electricity price in Georgia was 13.05 cents per kWh in Aug 2026, +59.1% from a year earlier, according to EIA. Actual rates depend on the utility, tariff and load profile.
How fast are prices rising in Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell?
Consumer prices in the Atlanta index rose +2.9% over the latest twelve months reported by BLS. Nationally, crude oil is +68% and chemical producer prices +6.6% from a year earlier.
Find out what your bills should have cost.
Send one recent bill per site, or a list of accounts. We tell you where we expect findings before you sign anything. No upfront audit fee.