Energy prices Italy
Electricity, gas, fuel and wholesale prices for Italy at a glance — official sources, compared with the EU average.
3 datasets · Eurostat, EU Oil Bulletin, ENTSO-E and national statistics · updated automatically
Electricity (household)
31.42ct/kWh
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Natural gas (household)
11.37ct/kWh
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Petrol (95)
2.01€/L
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Diesel
2.25€/L
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Energy prices in Italy at a glance
Household electricity in Italy costs 31.42 ct/kWh in H1 2026, which is 25.5 % above the EU average of 25.03 ct/kWh. In the ranking of 30 compared countries (EU, EFTA, UK), Italy sits at rank 26 — rank 1 is the cheapest. Compared with the previous half-year the price has risen by 5.9 %.
Household natural gas costs 11.37 ct/kWh (≈ 1.20 €/m³) in H1 2026, 17.2 % above the EU average of 9.70 ct/kWh. In the ranking of 24 compared countries (EU, EFTA, UK), Italy sits at rank 15 — rank 1 is the cheapest.
At the pump, petrol (95 octane) costs 2.01 €/L and diesel 2.25 €/L in Italy as of October 26, 2026; the EU averages are 1.89 €/L and 2.09 €/L respectively. In the ranking of 30 compared countries (EU, EFTA, UK), Italy sits at rank 20 — rank 1 is the cheapest.
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Sources: Eurostat · EU Oil Bulletin · ENTSO-E · national statistics · updated automatically