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Electricity price in Turkey
What does keeping the lights on cost there?
Turkey's electricity price is €0.068/kWh — #1 of 33 countries on the atlas (lower is better). Period 2025-S2.
€0.068/kWh
Source: Eurostat household energy prices (nrg_pc_204 / nrg_pc_202)
Among 33 countries
- Rank
- #1 of 33
- lower is better
- Ranked behind
- 97 %
- 32 of 33 countries
vs median €0.220/kWh: −69 % (better)
The neighbourhood
| # | Country | Electricity | vs Turkey |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Turkey | €0.068/kWh | — |
| 2 | Georgia | €0.070/kWh | +€0.002/kWh |
| 3 | Kosovo | €0.094/kWh | +€0.026/kWh |
| 4 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | €0.099/kWh | +€0.031/kWh |
| 5 | Montenegro | €0.106/kWh | +€0.038/kWh |
Household electricity price incl. taxes.
How to read this figure
Household price per kWh including taxes and levies, from Eurostat’s twice-yearly collection. National average across contracts — spot-price countries like Norway can swing far around it within a year. The United States is the exception in this field: it comes from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, which publishes cents per kWh, so we convert it to euros at the ECB reference rate. That makes the US figure move with the dollar even in a month when nothing changed at an American meter — read it as a comparison, not as an American electricity bill.