L'Italia è tra Paesi Ue con l'elettricità più cara per le imprese
In the first half of the year, the average electricity price for non-domestic consumers in the EU was €0.18 per kWh, down 2.0% from the second half of 2025. The highest prices were in Ireland (€0.27), Cyprus, and Italy (€0.23), while the lowest were in Finland (€0.09) and Sweden (€0.12). Nineteen EU countries saw a decrease in electricity prices compared to the first half of 2025, with Luxembourg experiencing the largest drop at -23.8%. Conversely, eight countries reported price increases, notably Sweden (+18.8%) and Finland (+18.7%). Italy's decrease was approximately 4%.
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