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From address-level sampling (2026-07-20). "Most common in" counts cities where that provider led.
| Utility | Provider | Most common in |
|---|---|---|
| Electricity | Evergy | Kansas City |
Evergy delivered electricity at sampled addresses in Kansas City and Lee's Summit, on Missouri's western edge near the Kansas line. The rest of our sample runs on municipal utilities instead: Springfield's is City Utilities of Springfield, Columbia runs its own city-owned electric department, and Independence does the same. That's three separate city-run utilities alongside one investor-owned one.
None of these compete for your address. Missouri doesn't run a retail electric market, so whichever utility holds your specific block delivers the power and sends the bill, full stop. Gas and water aren't consistently confident yet in our sampling for these cities, so it's worth confirming those accounts individually rather than assuming they follow the electric utility.
It depends on your city. Evergy serves Kansas City and Lee's Summit in our sample, but Springfield, Columbia and Independence each run their own city-owned municipal electric utility instead. Run the lookup to confirm which one holds your specific address.
Springfield runs City Utilities of Springfield, a municipal utility the city owns and operates itself, rather than buying power from Evergy. The same pattern shows up in Columbia and Independence, each running their own city electric department.
No. Missouri doesn't run a deregulated electricity market. Whichever utility serves your address, whether that's Evergy or one of the municipal utilities in Springfield, Columbia, or Independence, is who you sign up with directly.
Our sampling doesn't yet have confident gas or water data for these Missouri cities. Coverage varies by address in ways we can't generalize citywide. Check the lookup for a confirmed answer at your specific address.
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Free lookup · electric, gas, water & sewer for any Missouri address
Provider data comes from our address-level utility lookup engine, aggregated from geographically spread sample addresses in each Missouri city. Data refreshed 2026-07-20. Territories vary address by address. Always confirm yours with the lookup. Read how we verify provider data.