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Winter Heating Demand Sparks Price Disparities Across Europe

11/15/2025

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As winter approaches, heating demand rises across Europe and electricity prices vary significantly.
In the first half of 2025, Turkey paid €6.2 per 100 kWh for electricity and Germany paid €38.4, with the EU average at €28.7.
Adjusting for purchasing power narrows the price gap, while gas prices also show notable differences.
Sweden had the highest natural gas price at €21.30, and Georgia the lowest at €1.7.

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Story summary

As winter approaches, heating demand rises across Europe and electricity prices vary significantly.
In the first half of 2025, Turkey paid €6.2 per 100 kWh for electricity and Germany paid €38.4, with the EU average at €28.7.
Adjusting for purchasing power narrows the price gap, while gas prices also show notable differences.
Sweden had the highest natural gas price at €21.30, and Georgia the lowest at €1.7.