Electricity in Poland has increased by over 17%. We have surpassed the Czech Republic and most of the EU.

Poland ranks second in the EU for electricity costs for households when adjusted for purchasing power, with a price of 41.1 PPS per 100 kWh. The average electricity price in the EU decreased by 2.2% in the first half of 2026. Meanwhile, gas prices for households in the EU fell to 0.11 euros per kWh, marking the lowest level since early 2022. The highest electricity prices were recorded in Ireland, while the lowest were in Hungary. Significant price increases were noted in Romania, while Denmark and Luxembourg saw the largest decreases. Gas prices also varied significantly across member states, with the lowest in Hungary and the highest in Sweden.