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Slovenia: Electricity prices for households decreased by 10% in Q4

Slovenian households were paying 0.197 euros per kWh of electricity and 0.11 euros per kWh of natural gas in the fourth quarter of 2023. Compared to the third quarter, electricity prices decreased by 10%, while gas prices dropped by 3%.

The average electricity price for industrial consumers in the fourth quarter amounted to 0.209 euros/kWh without VAT, which is a 2% decrease compared to the previous quarter.

Natural gas prices for industrial consumers increased by 12% compared to the third quarter and amounted to 0.065 euros/kWh without VAT.

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