Overview: Which supplier offers the cheapest electricity?

Electricity suppliers have been competing in recent weeks to offer the better price deal. But who is actually the cheapest, and is it time to lock in an electricity price for a longer period? Wholesale electricity prices are rising again, mainly due to uncertainty over natural gas supplies to Europe. Below, we provide a comprehensive overview of current market offers from the largest suppliers, broken down by non-fixed tariffs and one-, two- and three-year fixed contracts. 

Household electricity prices have been increasingly in the spotlight recently, particularly because the largest suppliers have frequently been cutting prices. In recent weeks, announcements of lower prices from one supplier or another have thus become virtually routine.

The latest electricity offers from the main suppliers can be viewed on Energostat in the electricity price comparison section. 

Last week, ČEZ Prodej, part of the ČEZ Group, announced another price cut. This time, it drew attention by lowering prices for offers with fixed terms of one to three years. It had previously announced that it would also reduce prices for all its customers without fixed contracts from the new year. At ČEZ alone, this concerns around 1.7 million customers.