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    Prezzi dell’elettricità in Europa nel 2024

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    1. Independent-Clue1422 on

      Why is there a price for energy in the middle of the north sea?

      And why are Sweden and Norway (and Italy) zoned up? Are they the only countries to use domestic price zoning?

      Edit: + Italy

    2. lotec4 on

      The false narrative that Germany has the highest electricity prices because they don’t have nuclear is obviously wrong if one bothered to actually look at the data. Lots of country’s with nuclear who pay more. Electricity is expensive the more fossil fuels you use. This is clearly visible. Germany’s gamble to go for gas while transitioning was bad but an inflexible energy source like nuclear wouldn’t have helped either. Intermittent energy sources need flexible alternatives. In 10 years this will look very different as the whole continent will be full with battery storage and countries with cheap PV and wind will outcompete everyone 

    3. OliveCompetitive3002 on

      And how about the consumer prices? I don’t care what I would pay on the market. Relevant to me is the bill I pay monthly.

    6. krazydude22 on

      I think these are electricity production cost. When you add other non-commodity costs and levies (like grid/distribution costs, green levies..), UK electricity isn’t as cheap as it’s neighbours…

    7. Econ_Orc on

      Electricity prices in Denmark is very different for private and business.
      I will pay some 3-10 times as much as industry does as i can not deduct VAT and tariffs on my tax.

      From 2026 i will save on the electricity bill, as the government promises a reduction in rariffs pr kWh from 0.727 ko 0.008 for a limited period if two years.

    9. Professor-Levant on

      If you added Cyprus to the map you’d see real prices

    11. ThinTilla on

      Just paid my bill in Belgium for oktober. 32.5€ for 66 kWh or a massive 7 x the “price” of electricity. Or €480/ MWh.

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