Electricity Prices in Serbia 2026

Household electricity price · H1 2026 · Eurostat nrg_pc_204, band DC, all taxes and levies included

0.1197 EUR/kWhRank 31 of 39 · H1 2026

Households in Serbia pay an average of 0.1197 EUR per kWh for electricity in H1 2026 (band DC, all taxes and levies included), which ranks 31 of 39 countries in Europe, where rank 1 is the most expensive. That is 57.7% below the EU-27 average of 0.2832 EUR per kWh, and the price rose by 0.6% compared with H2 2025. Taxes and levies account for 27.7 percent of the household price, about 0.0332 EUR of every kilowatt hour. Businesses in Serbia pay 0.1528 EUR per kWh in band IC, excluding VAT and other recoverable taxes, which ranks 18 of 38 in Europe.

Serbia household electricity price, H1 2026

Household price

0.1197

EUR/kWh, H1 2026, band DC, all taxes included

Rank

31 of 39

1 is the most expensive

Vs EU-27 average

-57.7%

below the EU-27 average of 0.2832 EUR/kWh

Taxes and levies

27.7%

share of the household price

Business price

0.1528

EUR per kWh, rank 18 of 38

How the price in Serbia compares

Household price vs EU-27 average

Serbia0.1197
EU-27 average0.2832

Household vs business price

Household0.1197
Business0.1528

Household: band DC, all taxes and levies included. Business: band IC, excluding VAT and other recoverable taxes. Bars scaled to 0.44 EUR/kWh. Source: Eurostat, nrg_pc_204 and nrg_pc_205, H1 2026.

Taxes and levies in Serbia’s electricity price

What makes up the price in Serbia

Energy, network and supplier: 72.3%Taxes and levies: 27.7%

Serbia vs its neighbours

29Bulgaria0.1341-1.0%
30Malta0.1268-2.2%
31Serbia0.1197+0.6%
32Albania0.1190+1.3%
33North Macedonia0.1168+0.6%

What electricity costs in Serbia: bill calculator

Annual cost in Serbia: EUR 418.95

Monthly cost: EUR 34.91

At the EU-27 average of 0.2832 EUR per kWh, the same use would cost EUR 991.20 a year.

Worked out as annual use multiplied by 0.1197 EUR per kWh, the H1 2026 household average for Serbia (band DC, all taxes and levies included, Eurostat nrg_pc_204). Excludes any standing charge.

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Electricity prices in Serbia: FAQs

How much does electricity cost in Serbia?

Households in Serbia pay an average of 0.1197 EUR per kWh in H1 2026 (band DC, all taxes and levies included), which ranks 31 of 39 countries in Europe, where rank 1 is the most expensive. That is -57.7%, below the EU-27 average of 0.2832 EUR per kWh.

How has the price in Serbia changed?

The H1 2026 price is +0.6% compared with H2 2025. At the current average price, a household using 3,500 kWh a year would pay EUR 418.95 a year in unit costs, before any standing charge.

How much of the price in Serbia is taxes and levies?

Taxes and levies make up 27.7 percent of the household price in Serbia, about 0.0332 EUR of every kilowatt hour. The remaining 72.3 percent covers the energy itself, network charges and supplier costs.

What do businesses pay in Serbia?

Businesses in Serbia pay 0.1528 EUR per kWh in band IC (500 to 1,999 MWh per year), excluding VAT and other recoverable taxes, which ranks 18 of 38 in Europe. The EU-27 business average is 0.1800 EUR per kWh.

Source: Eurostat, datasets nrg_pc_204 (household, band DC, all taxes and levies included) and nrg_pc_205 (business, band IC, excluding VAT and other recoverable taxes), H1 2026, © European Union, CC BY 4.0.