Electricity prices in Netherlands
Price paid by households in Eurostat band DC (2,500 to 4,999 kWh per year), expressed in euros per kWh.
Electricity price trend
Source: Eurostat · nrg_pc_204 · Band DC · 2,500–4,999 kWh/year · EUR/kWh · toutes taxes comprises.
The three Eurostat price levels
Eurostat publishes the same price at three tax levels, making it possible to distinguish the tax-free price from the amount paid by households.
Comparison with the European Union
What the electricity price in Netherlands shows
Latest trend
For H2 2025, the price including all taxes is 0.2558 €/kWh. Over one year, it rises by +17.5 %. Compared with five years earlier, the increase is 89.3 %. The level is 11.7 % below the EU-27 average of 0.2896 €/kWh for the same period.
What this indicator means
This page follows a standard Eurostat consumption band. It is useful for country and time comparisons, but it is not a personalised household bill simulation.
How should this price be read?
EnergyBoard uses a standard consumption band to make countries comparable. This is not a commercial tariff offered by a supplier, but an average statistical price observed by Eurostat.
Band DC · 2,500–4,999 kWh/year · Source: Eurostat, nrg_pc_204.
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