{"version":1,"asset_type":"statistical_series","data_type":"time_series","slug":"pl-electricity-price-industry","url":"https://apiardata.com/statistics/pl-electricity-price-industry","html_url":"https://apiardata.com/statistics/pl-electricity-price-industry/","title":"Poland Non-Household Electricity Price (2025)","description":"Poland's non-household electricity price: 0.2 EUR per kWh incl. taxes in 2025, down 6.5% YoY. 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That figure was 6.5% lower than in 2024, the second consecutive annual decline after prices peaked at 0.3 EUR per kWh in 2023. The reading is published by Eurostat under series NRG_PC_205 and covers electricity sold to businesses, public bodies and other non-household consumers rather than households."},{"question":"How does Eurostat define non-household electricity prices?","answer":"Eurostat's non-household category covers electricity sold to any consumer that is not a private household — manufacturers, retailers, offices, schools and other organisations. It is a broader group than \"industrial\" alone and is split internally into consumption bands, since a small business and a large energy-intensive plant pay very different rates for the same nominal price series. The Poland figure on this page is the all-band price including taxes, levies and VAT, harmonised by Eurostat for cross-country comparison."},{"question":"How often is Poland's non-household electricity price updated, and how current is it?","answer":"Eurostat publishes this series on a semi-annual reporting cycle, and the most recent annual observation on this page covers 2025. The full series runs from 2008 to 2025, eighteen years of annual data. Because Eurostat compiles national submissions before publication, there is typically a lag of several months between the end of a reference period and the data becoming available, so the latest figure reflects conditions from earlier in the year rather than real time."},{"question":"What is the general electricity price businesses pay in Poland?","answer":"Businesses operating in Poland paid an average of 0.2 EUR per kWh for electricity, including taxes, in 2025. That average sits well above the roughly 0.1 EUR per kWh that held through most of 2008 to 2019, reflecting the pass-through of the 2022 to 2023 European energy crisis. Rates vary by consumption volume and contract type, so an individual company's actual tariff can differ meaningfully from this all-band national average."},{"question":"Why did Poland's electricity price for businesses spike in 2022 and 2023?","answer":"The series shows a 29.9% increase in 2022 followed by a 49.1% increase in 2023, taking the price to its eighteen-year high of 0.3 EUR per kWh. That two-year spike coincided with the European wholesale gas and power price shock that followed the disruption to Russian pipeline supply, which fed through into contracted electricity tariffs across the EU. Prices have since declined for two straight years, falling 1.6% in 2024 and 6.5% in 2025."},{"question":"How does Poland's non-household electricity price compare with its neighbours?","answer":"This page tracks Poland in isolation; comparing its 0.2 EUR per kWh 2025 reading against Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary and Lithuania requires looking at each country's own series, since national tax structures, energy mix and subsidy regimes all affect the absolute level even under Eurostat's harmonised methodology. A cross-country view of the same non-household price measure is available for the wider European industrial electricity price series."},{"question":"Is Poland's non-household electricity price the same as its household electricity price?","answer":"No. Eurostat publishes non-household and household electricity prices as separate series with different tax treatments, contract structures and consumption patterns, and Poland's two series do not move identically over time. This page covers only non-household consumers (businesses, public bodies and other organisations) rather than residential customers, so it should not be used as a proxy for what Polish households pay, or vice versa. A dedicated series tracking Poland's household electricity price is published separately by Eurostat and covered on this site."}]}