Electricity price for households

39 European countries compared for 2026S1, eu average 0.2832 €/kWh. Eurostat data.

First in the ranking
0.0657 €/kWh
EU average
0.2832 €/kWh
27 member states
Median country
0.2162 €/kWh
half above, half below
Range
0.0657 to 0.3871
Türkiye - Ireland

How to read it

Across 39 countries, the highest value is in Ireland (0.3871 €/kWh) and the lowest in Türkiye (0.0657 €/kWh).

Half of the countries are above 0.2162 €/kWh and half below.

The EU average is 0.2832 €/kWh; 10 of 39 countries are above it.

For the EU as a whole, the value rose from 0.2069 €/kWh in 2016S2 to 0.2832 €/kWh in 2026S1.

Electricity prices for household consumers - bi-annual data
Kilowatt-hour Euro · Electricity · Consumption from 2 500 kWh to 4 999 kWh - band DC · All taxes and levies included

Eurostat methods can differ from the World Bank data used elsewhere on the site - source and licence.

Electricity price over time

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Ranking of countries

2026S1
In chart Share of the highest value
1Türkiye non-EU0.0657−0.2175
2Georgia non-EU0.0731−0.2101
3Kosovo non-EU0.0869−0.1963
4Bosnia and Herzegovina non-EU0.0995−0.1837
5Montenegro non-EU0.1039−0.1793
6Hungary0.1139−0.1693
7North Macedonia non-EU0.1168−0.1664
8Albania non-EU0.1190−0.1642
9Serbia non-EU0.1197−0.1635
10Malta0.1268−0.1564
11Bulgaria0.1341−0.1491
12Croatia0.1816−0.1016
13Moldova non-EU0.1872−0.0960
14Slovakia0.1985−0.0847
15Norway non-EU0.1993−0.0839
16Luxembourg0.2023−0.0809
17Iceland non-EU0.2076−0.0756
18Estonia0.2118−0.0714
19Slovenia0.2118−0.0714
20Lithuania0.2162−0.0670
21Portugal0.2367−0.0465
22Denmark0.2375−0.0457
23Greece0.2401−0.0431
24Latvia0.2415−0.0417
25Netherlands0.2440−0.0392
26France0.2485−0.0347
27Spain0.2509−0.0323
28Cyprus0.2688−0.0144
29Finland0.2694−0.0138
30Romania0.2836+0.0004
31Czechia0.2884+0.0052
32Liechtenstein non-EU0.2988+0.0156
33Poland0.2999+0.0167
34Sweden0.3062+0.0230
35Italy0.3142+0.0310
36Austria0.3260+0.0428
37Belgium0.3575+0.0743
38Germany0.3618+0.0786
39Ireland0.3871+0.1039
© European Union, source: Eurostat · dataset nrg_pc_204 · 2026S1 Source and licence

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