Electricity price as percent of the world/continent average price

Values greater than 100 mean that the electricity prices in that country are higher than the world/continent average. For example, 127% means that prices are 27 percent higher than the world/continent average.

Residential electricity price as percent of the electricity price for businesses

The electricity price paid by households as percent of the electricity price paid by businesses. Values greater than 100 mean that households pay more per kWh compared to businesses.

Low / high income households

The electricity price paid by households that consume 25 percent of the average annual household electricity consumption in that country as percent of the electricity price paid by households that consume 300 percent of the average household electricity consumption. Values greater than 100 mean that households that consume less pay more per kWh.

Small / large businesses

The electricity price paid by businesses with 30 000 kWh vs 7 500 000 kWh annual electricity consumption. Values greater than 100 mean that small businesses pay more per kWh than large businesses.