Bucharest has the highest electricity price adjusted to purchasing power in Europe, study says
Bucharest ranks first in terms of electricity prices adjusted to purchasing power among 33 European capitals and ninth among EU states in terms of energy price, according to the Household Energy Price Index (or HEPI) for September.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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Bucharest ranks first in terms of electricity prices adjusted to purchasing power among 33 European capitals and ninth among EU states in terms of energy price, according to the Household Energy Price Index (or HEPI) for September.
The HEPI report was produced by Energie-Control Austria, MEKH – Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority, and VaasaETT, in collaboration with regulatory authorities and operators from all EU member states, plus the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Serbia, Montenegro, and Ukraine. It presents monthly electricity and natural gas prices for households, offering a complete comparison among European capitals.
