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FIGURE 31
Development of electricity prices for household consumers, 2008-2023 (€ per kWh)
• In the H2-2023, compared with the second half
of 2022, household electricity prices in the EU
showed the sharpest increase in the Netherlands
(86%). The largest decrease was observed in
Denmark (-39%).
0.35
0.30
• In the H2-2023, Ireland and Luxembourg gave
the biggest allowances to household consumers.
0.25
• For household consumers in the EU (for mediumsized consumers with an annual consumption
between 2 500 Kilowatt hours (kWh) and 5 000
kWh), electricity prices in the second half of 2023
were highest in Germany (€0.4020 per kWh),
Ireland (€0.3794 per kWh), Belgium (€0.3778 per
kWh) and Denmark (€0.3554 per kWh).
0.20
0.15
0.10
0.05
Prices excluding taxes
2008S1 prices including taxes adjusted for in昀氀ation
2008S1 prices excluding taxes adjusted for in昀氀ation
Source: Eurostat
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