Household electricity prices

Electricity prices are one of the key cost-side drivers of energy poverty, particularly for households exclusively or heavily dependent on electricity for their energy services. Higher nominal prices in one country do not necessarily indicate greater vulnerability if the overall cost of living or tax burden is lower, analysis in Purchasing Power Standards (PPS) is recommended for meaningful cross-country comparisons. Pairing this indicator with income data and energy consumption patterns provides a broader picture of national energy poverty conditions.

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