Ranking · 5 countries · H2 2025
Industrial electricity prices in Europe by country (H2 2025)
Ireland had the highest non-household (business and industrial) electricity price in H2 2025, at 0.26 EUR/kWh, followed by Cyprus (0.24 EUR/kWh) and Germany (0.23 EUR/kWh). The ranking compares 5 European countries on H2 2025 figures from Eurostat. Finland was the cheapest, at 0.075 EUR/kWh. For reference, the European Union stood at 0.18 EUR/kWh.
How this ranking is built. Indicator: Non-household electricity price · Topic: Electricity price · Industry: Electricity and Gas Utilities · Period: H2 2025. Only verified actual figures for that one period are ranked, so every row is comparable; forecasts are not ranked, and world or regional totals are shown as reference, not ranked.
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Non-household electricity price by country
H2 2025
European Union: 0.18 EUR/kWh: 0.18 EUR/kWh
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| Category | Source | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland | Statistical Office of the European Union | Actual | 0.26 EUR/kWh |
| Cyprus | Statistical Office of the European Union | Actual | 0.24 EUR/kWh |
| Germany | Statistical Office of the European Union | Actual | 0.23 EUR/kWh |
| Sweden | Statistical Office of the European Union | Actual | 0.097 EUR/kWh |
| Finland | Statistical Office of the European Union | Actual | 0.075 EUR/kWh |
The table
Country ranking
Rank · country · value · source. Values in EUR/kWh.
| # | Country | Value | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ireland IE | 0.26 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
| 2 | Cyprus CY | 0.24 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
| 3 | Germany DE | 0.23 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
| 4 | Sweden SE | 0.097 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
| 5 | Finland FI | 0.075 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
| — | European Union Reference total, not ranked | 0.18 EUR/kWh | H2 2025 | Statistical Office of the European Union |
Frequently asked questions
Which European country has the highest non-household (business and industrial) electricity price?
Ireland, at 0.26 EUR/kWh in H2 2025, ahead of Cyprus (0.24 EUR/kWh) and Germany (0.23 EUR/kWh), among 5 countries ranked on H2 2025 figures from Eurostat.
Which European country has the cheapest non-household (business and industrial) electricity?
Finland, at 0.075 EUR/kWh in H2 2025, then Sweden (0.097 EUR/kWh).
What does this ranking measure?
Average electricity price charged to medium-sized non-household consumers per kilowatt-hour.
Which countries are included?
5 countries with H2 2025 figures: Ireland, Cyprus, Germany, Sweden and Finland.
Where does the data come from?
From Eurostat. Every value links to its record, which quotes the table or sentence it was read from. Only actual figures are ranked; forecasts are left out.
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StatOrigin. (2026). Industrial electricity prices in Europe by country, H2 2025. Retrieved from https://statorigin.org/rankings/non-household-electricity-price-by-country