Household electricity prices in Slovenia were €0.208/kWh in the first quarter of 2026, according to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia. Household natural gas prices were €0.085/kWh over the same period. Compared with the final quarter of 2025, both electricity and gas prices fell by 1%.
Household electricity and gas pricing trends
The first-quarter figures show a modest reduction in household energy costs versus Q4 2025. Electricity and natural gas both recorded a 1% decline quarter-on-quarter. The reported rates are based on the Statistical Office’s quarterly pricing data.
Industrial electricity and natural gas rates
For industrial consumers, the average electricity price in Q1 2026 was €0.149/kWh, excluding VAT. This represented a 2% decrease compared with the previous quarter. Industrial natural gas prices were €0.055/kWh (excluding VAT) and were unchanged from Q4 2025.
The industrial pricing data indicates that electricity costs moved lower while natural gas remained stable across the quarter. The comparison is based on quarter-on-quarter changes reported for Q1 2026 versus Q4 2025.
Overall, the available figures point to a slightly declining pricing environment for electricity alongside unchanged industrial gas pricing. Household energy costs eased marginally as both electricity and gas prices declined by 1%.
