As winter approaches, heating demand rises across Europe, but costs vary significantly. Turkey has the cheapest electricity at €6.2 per 100 kWh, while Germany is the most expensive at €38.4. The average across 38 European countries is €28.7. Factors like energy mix and tariff structures contribute to these disparities. Adjusting for purchasing power narrows the price gaps. Gas prices also show significant variation, with Sweden being the highest at €21.30 and Georgia the lowest at €1.7. Year-on-year changes indicate rising prices in some countries and declines in others. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)