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Electricity prices across Europe, live

Household prices include taxes and are what most people pay. Live prices are hourly wholesale prices, which matter if you have a dynamic tariff.

Updated 31 October 2026

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Select up to four countries on the map or in the table to compare them.

Ranking: Europe

Türkiye TRY 3.666 — — TRY 154
Georgia €0.073 — — €3.07
Kosovo €0.087 — — €3.65
Bosnia & Herzegovina BAM 0.195 — — BAM 8.18
Montenegro €0.104 — — €4.37
Hungary HUF 41.725 HUF 106.140 06:00 HUF 1,753
North Macedonia €0.117 — — €4.91
Albania €0.119 — — €5.00
Serbia €0.120 — — €5.03
Malta €0.127 — — €5.33
Bulgaria €0.134 — — €5.63
Croatia €0.182 — — €7.63
Moldova €0.187 — — €7.87
Slovakia €0.199 — — €8.34
Norway NOK 2.055 — — NOK 86.35
Luxembourg €0.202 €0.251 12:00 €8.50
Iceland ISK 28.234 — — ISK 1,186
Estonia €0.212 — — €8.90
Slovenia €0.212 €0.263 04:00 €8.90
Lithuania €0.216 — — €9.08
Portugal €0.237 — — €9.95
Denmark DKK 1.775 DKK 1.877 12:00 DKK 74.58
Greece €0.240 — — €10.09
Latvia €0.242 — — €10.15
Netherlands €0.244 €0.250 13:00 €10.25
France €0.249 €0.238 13:00 €10.44
Spain €0.251 — — €10.54
Cyprus €0.269 — — €11.29
Finland €0.269 — — €11.32
Romania RON 1.516 — — RON 63.69
Czechia CZK 7.023 CZK 6.109 12:00 CZK 295
Liechtenstein CHF 0.275 — — CHF 11.54
Poland PLN 1.321 PLN 0.927 23:00 PLN 55.49
Switzerland CHF 0.277 CHF 0.232 12:00 CHF 11.64
Sweden SEK 3.361 SEK 2.719 03:00 SEK 141
Italy €0.314 €0.258 11:00 €13.20
United Kingdom £0.263 — — £11.06
Austria €0.326 €0.257 04:00 €13.70
Belgium €0.358 €0.248 13:00 €15.02
Germany €0.362 €0.251 12:00 €15.20
Ireland €0.387 — — €16.26

Ranking: United States

Nevada $0.127 $5.34
Louisiana $0.129 $5.41
North Dakota $0.133 $5.59
Utah $0.133 $5.59
Idaho $0.134 $5.62
Tennessee $0.134 $5.64
Nebraska $0.135 $5.69
Kentucky $0.138 $5.80
Arkansas $0.144 $6.04
Mississippi $0.144 $6.06
Wyoming $0.144 $6.06
Washington $0.146 $6.15
Oklahoma $0.148 $6.23
North Carolina $0.150 $6.28
Florida $0.150 $6.30
Arizona $0.151 $6.32
South Dakota $0.152 $6.37
Kansas $0.155 $6.50
Montana $0.156 $6.54
South Carolina $0.158 $6.62
Georgia $0.159 $6.68
Texas $0.159 $6.68
Oregon $0.159 $6.69
Missouri $0.160 $6.73
West Virginia $0.163 $6.85
Alabama $0.163 $6.86
New Mexico $0.165 $6.94
Indiana $0.170 $7.15
Iowa $0.171 $7.17
Colorado $0.172 $7.21
Minnesota $0.172 $7.23
Virginia $0.176 $7.41
Delaware $0.187 $7.86
Illinois $0.193 $8.12
Ohio $0.194 $8.14
Wisconsin $0.194 $8.16
Maryland $0.214 $8.99
Pennsylvania $0.218 $9.15
Michigan $0.230 $9.66
Vermont $0.238 $10.02
Connecticut $0.245 $10.30
New Jersey $0.246 $10.34
District of Columbia $0.260 $10.92
New Hampshire $0.276 $11.61
Rhode Island $0.282 $11.84
New York $0.287 $12.04
Alaska $0.294 $12.36
California $0.298 $12.50
Massachusetts $0.305 $12.81
Maine $0.321 $13.49
Hawaii $0.472 $19.82

Questions

What is the difference between the household price and the market price?

The household price is what an average household pays per kWh including network charges and taxes. The market price is the hourly wholesale day-ahead price, which only directly affects your bill on a dynamic tariff.

Where is electricity cheapest and most expensive in Europe?

In our data, Türkiye has the lowest household price at TRY 3.666 per kWh and Ireland the highest at €0.387 per kWh (2026 H1).

Why are some countries grey in live mode?

We only show hourly prices we are licensed to republish. Countries without a licensed source are grey until one is added; their household price is still shown.

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