As winter tightens its grip, demand for heating is surging across the continent. But the cost of keeping homes warm remains far from uniform.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to cast a long shadow over European energy markets, while differences in national policies, energy mixes and tariff systems have widened the gap between the cheapest and most expensive countries.
Electricity is cheapest in Turkey, priciest in Germany
In the first half of 2025, electricity prices for households ranged from €6.2 per 100 kWh in Turkey to €38.4 in Germany, Eurostat figures show. The average for the 38 European countries, including EU members, candidate nations and EFTA states, s
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