Global Comparison Reveals Germany Has Highest Energy Prices in the G20
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Electricity is particularly expensive in Germany. Only three countries demand more – but the purchasing power comparison significantly changes the ranking.
Germany has the highest electricity prices among the G-20 (G20) countries, as evidenced by the Verivox portal.
According to an analysis of the Verivox comparison portal, Germany has the highest electricity prices among the G20 countries. They are given at 35.6 cents per kilowatt hour. The average of the G20 countries is about 16.3 cents.
Germany's electricity prices are among the highest in the world. This will remain the same for the foreseeable future, but it wouldn't have to.
According to Verivox, Germany has the highest electricity prices in all G20 countries. Households pay at 35.6 cents per kilowatt hour more than twice the average.
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