The table below ranks European countries by household electricity price — the single number that decides everything in home mining. Each country has its own page: gross daily output, electricity consumed, net result, with live BTC price and network difficulty.
| Country | Household tariff |
|---|---|
| Turkey | 0.0636 EUR/kWh |
| Georgia | 0.0731 EUR/kWh |
| Kosovo | 0.0877 EUR/kWh |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 0.0966 EUR/kWh |
| Montenegro | 0.0998 EUR/kWh |
| Hungary | 0.1082 EUR/kWh |
| North Macedonia | 0.1161 EUR/kWh |
| Albania | 0.1175 EUR/kWh |
| Serbia | 0.1190 EUR/kWh |
| Malta | 0.1296 EUR/kWh |
| Bulgaria | 0.1355 EUR/kWh |
| Croatia | 0.1652 EUR/kWh |
| Slovakia | 0.1853 EUR/kWh |
| Norway | 0.1922 EUR/kWh |
| Lithuania | 0.1955 EUR/kWh |
| Moldova | 0.1967 EUR/kWh |
| Iceland | 0.2080 EUR/kWh |
| Slovenia | 0.2121 EUR/kWh |
| Finland | 0.2254 EUR/kWh |
| Estonia | 0.2303 EUR/kWh |
| Greece | 0.2381 EUR/kWh |
| Portugal | 0.2435 EUR/kWh |
| Latvia | 0.2452 EUR/kWh |
| Netherlands | 0.2551 EUR/kWh |
| France | 0.2561 EUR/kWh |
| Luxembourg | 0.2665 EUR/kWh |
| Spain | 0.2669 EUR/kWh |
| Poland | 0.2709 EUR/kWh |
| Sweden | 0.2711 EUR/kWh |
| Cyprus | 0.2774 EUR/kWh |
| Romania | 0.2893 EUR/kWh |
| Italy | 0.2966 EUR/kWh |
| Liechtenstein | 0.3062 EUR/kWh |
| Czechia | 0.3217 EUR/kWh |
| Austria | 0.3272 EUR/kWh |
| Denmark | 0.3312 EUR/kWh |
| Belgium | 0.3499 EUR/kWh |
| Germany | 0.3869 EUR/kWh |
| Ireland | 0.4042 EUR/kWh |
Source: Eurostat nrg_pc_204, band 2,500–4,999 kWh, all taxes, 2025-S2.
Mining buys electricity and sells it back as bitcoin. If your kWh costs more than the machine extracts from it, the result is negative — and it degrades on its own, because network difficulty keeps climbing.
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