Electricity price · 2025-H2
Electricity price in Norway
A typical household in Norway pays about kr2.26 per kWh (≈ $0.243), Eurostat household band DC (2,500–4,999 kWh/yr), all taxes and levies included, national average. That is 28 of 44 countries from cheapest, 38% above the world median of $0.176.
What a monthly bill looks like
Energy charges only, before fixed charges; the rate includes taxes. Multiply your monthly kWh by the rate, or use a calculator below with the rate pre-filled.
| Monthly usage | Local currency | USD |
|---|---|---|
| 100 kWh | kr226.18 | $24.27 |
| 250 kWh | kr565.45 | $60.68 |
| 500 kWh | kr1,130.9 | $121.35 |
How Norway compares
- United States: $0.184/kWh (24% less)
- United Kingdom: $0.359/kWh (48% more)
- Germany: $0.452/kWh (86% more)
- India: $0.058/kWh (76% less)
- Bangladesh: $0.074/kWh (69% less)
Nearby in Europe
Türkiye $0.064 · Finland $0.263 · Portugal $0.284 · Netherlands $0.299 · France $0.299 · Spain $0.312
Calculate with this rate
- Electricity cost of an appliance at kr2.26/kWh
- Appliance running cost at kr2.26/kWh
- EV charging cost at kr2.26/kWh
- Air conditioner running cost at kr2.26/kWh
Source and confidence
Source-backed · Eurostat, Electricity prices for household consumers (nrg_pc_204), 2025-S2, effective 2025-H2. Half-yearly Eurostat statistic (dataset updated 2026-08-12), national-currency series; Eurostat EUR equivalent €0.1922/kWh. Eurostat also covers EFTA. Norway subsidises spot prices above 0.75 NOK/kWh (strømstøtte) and offers a fixed-price “Norgespris” option from Oct 2025; prices differ sharply between the south (NO1/NO2) and north (NO4). Rates change; if your bill shows a different unit price, enter that instead — every calculator accepts your own rate.