Georgia vs. Türkiye

H2 2025 · incl. all taxes · Consumption band: < 1,000 GJ/year

GE · Georgia

3.68ct/kWh

TR · Türkiye

4.13ct/kWh

Georgia is 10.9% cheaper than Türkiye — EU avg: 9.43 ct/kWh

Gas in Georgia costs 3.68 ct/kWh compared to 4.13 ct/kWh in Türkiye — a difference of 0.45 ct/kWh (10.9%).

A household consuming 3,500 kWh per year would pay approximately €16 less annually in Türkiye than in Georgia.

Looking at the historical trend: in Georgia, the price has changed from 4.40 ct/kWh to 3.68 ct/kWh over the past three years (-16.4%), while in Türkiye it went from 4.56 ct/kWh to 4.13 ct/kWh (-9.4%). The price gap between the two countries has remained relatively stable during this period.

Price History

Period	Georgia	Türkiye	Δ
H2 2025	3.68 ct/kWh	4.13 ct/kWh	-0.45 ct
H1 2025	3.87 ct/kWh	3.87 ct/kWh	0.00 ct
H2 2024	3.97 ct/kWh	4.14 ct/kWh	-0.17 ct
H1 2024	4.03 ct/kWh	3.31 ct/kWh	+0.72 ct
H2 2023	4.00 ct/kWh	3.59 ct/kWh	+0.41 ct
H1 2023	4.41 ct/kWh	4.43 ct/kWh	-0.02 ct
H2 2022	4.40 ct/kWh	4.56 ct/kWh	-0.16 ct
H1 2022	3.08 ct/kWh	2.02 ct/kWh	+1.06 ct
H2 2021	2.61 ct/kWh	1.92 ct/kWh	+0.69 ct
H1 2021	2.28 ct/kWh	1.98 ct/kWh	+0.30 ct
H2 2020	2.18 ct/kWh	2.02 ct/kWh	+0.16 ct
H1 2020	2.51 ct/kWh	2.63 ct/kWh	-0.12 ct
H2 2019	2.59 ct/kWh	2.57 ct/kWh	+0.02 ct
H1 2019	2.67 ct/kWh	2.01 ct/kWh	+0.66 ct
H2 2018	2.52 ct/kWh	2.05 ct/kWh	+0.47 ct
H1 2018	2.53 ct/kWh	2.16 ct/kWh	+0.37 ct
H2 2017	—	2.45 ct/kWh	—
H1 2017	—	2.64 ct/kWh	—
H2 2016	—	3.08 ct/kWh	—
H1 2016	—	3.42 ct/kWh	—
H2 2015	—	3.42 ct/kWh	—
H1 2015	—	3.73 ct/kWh	—
H2 2014	—	3.54 ct/kWh	—
H1 2014	—	3.17 ct/kWh	—
H2 2013	—	3.49 ct/kWh	—
H1 2013	—	3.97 ct/kWh	—
H2 2012	—	3.82 ct/kWh	—
H1 2012	—	3.35 ct/kWh	—
H2 2011	—	2.76 ct/kWh	—
H1 2011	—	2.94 ct/kWh	—
H2 2010	—	3.09 ct/kWh	—
H1 2010	—	3.00 ct/kWh	—
H2 2009	—	2.80 ct/kWh	—
H1 2009	—	3.59 ct/kWh	—
H2 2008	—	4.09 ct/kWh	—
H1 2008	—	3.07 ct/kWh	—
H2 2007	—	3.01 ct/kWh	—

Source: Eurostat (nrg_pc_203)