Price per kWh paid by a Greek household (Eurostat band DC, 2 500–4 999 kWh a year), split into its components, with the EU average and the cheapest and dearest EU country.
Eurostat's annual breakdown from 2017: energy and supply, network costs, taxes and levies net of state support, VAT. In 2022 and 2023 state support (allowances) was larger than the taxes, so that part is below zero. The annual totals are compiled separately from the half-yearly prices above and differ slightly.
Sources: Eurostat nrg_pc_204 (household prices by tax level, half-yearly from the second half of 2007), nrg_pc_204_c (annual components from 2017), prc_hicp_minr (HICP electricity, Greece). Before the second half of 2007 Eurostat no longer publishes the prices; the line there is the 2007 price carried back with the HICP electricity index and is approximate (shaded). Components: energy and network = price excluding taxes; taxes and levies = excluding VAT minus excluding taxes (net of subsidies); VAT = all taxes minus excluding VAT. Adjustments use the same HICP and real GDP per capita (PPP) factors as the fuel analysis. Updated 1 November 2026, 15:05.
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