Turkey is the cheapest European country in household energy prices

Electricity bills in Turkey

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The European Statistical Office (Eurostat) showed its latest report on electricity prices
Used in homes, in addition to natural gas, Turkey is one of the cheapest countries in energy prices among the European Union countries.

The report stated that the average price per 100 kilowatt-hours of natural gas
Used in homes in Europe amounted to 5.8 euros, while in Turkey it amounted to 2.6 euros.

Sweden was the most expensive in Europe at 12.1 euros per 100 kilowatt-hours of domestic gas.

It was followed by Denmark with 8.1 euros, Portugal with 7.7 euros, the Netherlands with 7.6 euros, and Italy with 7 euros.

According to the report, Turkey ranked the second cheapest country in electricity prices among 27 European countries,
The price of every 100 kilowatt-hours of household electricity was 10.5 euros in the second quarter of 2017.

While the average rate in Europe during the same period was about 20.4 euros.

Energy prices for domestic use in Turkey are relatively cheap, not only in comparison with the European Union countries.

It is considered the cheapest compared to many neighboring countries, including the Arab ones, and this encourages many families.

Especially those coming from Arab countries to take the decision to settle within cities of peace and tranquility, which are characterized by the cheapest prices of living.

Investment in Turkey, especially real estate investment in Turkey recently, has taken the largest place among many investors from all over the world, especially Arab countries, based on the state of political and economic instability that most of them have been going through in the recent period.