How much is paid for electricity in Ukraine and the EU

How much is paid for electricity in Ukraine and the EU
How much is paid for electricity in Ukraine and the EU

The cost of electricity in Ukraine and European countries differs significantly. In Ukraine, the tariff for household consumers is €0.10 per kWh. 

For comparison, in some European Union countries, such as Germany, Denmark and Ireland, electricity prices are significantly higher — starting from €0.30 per kWh.

Top 5 countries with the cheapest electricity:

  • Ukraine — €0.10
  • Hungary — €0.10
  • Malta — €0.12
  • Bulgaria — €0.11
  • Romania — €0.18

Top 5 countries with the most expensive electricity:

  • Germany — €0.39 (+290%)
  • Denmark — €0.37 (+270%)
  • Ireland — €0.37 (+270%)
  • Italy — €0.32 (+220%)
  • Belgium — €0.33 (+230%)

Thus, Ukraine holds one of the leading positions in terms of electricity affordability, significantly outperforming many European countries in this indicator.


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