Alemania vs. Georgia

H1 2025 · impuestos incluidos · Banda de consumo: 1.000–2.500 kWh/año

DE · Alemania

43.47ct/kWh

GE · Georgia

6.69ct/kWh

Georgia es 549.8% más barato que Alemania — Media UE: 23.71 ct/kWh

La electricidad en Alemania cuesta 43.47 ct/kWh frente a 6.69 ct/kWh en Georgia, una diferencia de 36.78 ct/kWh (549.8%).

Un hogar que consuma 3,500 kWh al año pagaría aproximadamente €1287 más al año en Alemania que en Georgia.

Historial de precios

Período	Alemania	Georgia	Δ
H1 2025	43.47 ct/kWh	6.69 ct/kWh	+36.78 ct
H2 2024	44.33 ct/kWh	6.21 ct/kWh	+38.12 ct
H1 2024	44.23 ct/kWh	6.29 ct/kWh	+37.94 ct
H2 2023	44.58 ct/kWh	7.95 ct/kWh	+36.63 ct
H1 2023	45.36 ct/kWh	7.84 ct/kWh	+37.52 ct
H2 2022	37.38 ct/kWh	8.00 ct/kWh	+29.38 ct
H1 2022	36.43 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2021	35.88 ct/kWh	6.02 ct/kWh	+29.86 ct
H1 2021	35.27 ct/kWh	5.93 ct/kWh	+29.34 ct
H2 2020	33.43 ct/kWh	5.12 ct/kWh	+28.31 ct
H1 2020	34.30 ct/kWh	5.96 ct/kWh	+28.34 ct
H2 2019	32.44 ct/kWh	5.50 ct/kWh	+26.94 ct
H1 2019	34.53 ct/kWh	7.21 ct/kWh	+27.32 ct
H2 2018	33.42 ct/kWh	6.67 ct/kWh	+26.75 ct
H1 2018	33.22 ct/kWh	6.39 ct/kWh	+26.83 ct
H2 2017	33.61 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2017	33.62 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2016	32.97 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2016	32.63 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2015	32.07 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2015	32.12 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2014	32.30 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2014	32.28 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2013	31.76 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2013	31.69 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2012	29.27 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2012	28.44 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2011	27.77 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2011	27.74 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2010	26.95 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2010	26.22 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2009	25.34 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2009	25.28 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2008	24.39 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2008	23.89 ct/kWh	—	—
H2 2007	23.40 ct/kWh	—	—
H1 2007	22.58 ct/kWh	—	—

Fuente: Eurostat (nrg_pc_204)