European energy prices threaten industrial competitiveness

Bar chart showing Europe’s industrial electricity price premium for large energy‑intensive users, 2019–2025, in USD/MWh. Six economies/regions (EU, Norway, United States, China, India, Japan) have yearly bars (2019–2025) with a rising trend, Japan highest by 2025, and EU/US/China/India mid‑range.

European energy prices remain substantially higher than those faced by industrial consumers in several competing economies, creating a structural cost disadvantage for energy-intensive industries and increasing the risk of investment and production shifting elsewhere. Why we chose this report:  Europe’s electricity price premium is closely connected to its changing gas supply position and growing exposure to global LNG markets. The […]

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