Electricity priceThursday 5 November

Market report · Thursday, 5 November 2026

Electricity is more expensive on Thursday than on Wednesday.

On average
25.7 ctper kWh
Cheapest
20.1 ct00:00 – 03:00
Most expensive
34.9 ct17:00 – 18:00

On average 25.7 ct per kWh, 0.8 ct more than on Wednesday. Cheapest at night, 00:00 to 03:00, 20.1 ct on average; most expensive 17:00 to 18:00 at 34.9 ct. Cheaper than Germany: Norway South (21.2 ct), Poland (23.9 ct) and Netherlands (25.5 ct). Most expensive: Austria at 30.8 ct.

Written from the exchange prices without AI. Data: Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de.

Thursday 5 November

Low 19.2 · Average 25.7 · High 35.3 ct

cheapest 3 h · 20.1 ct

One bar per quarter hour, taller means pricier. Blue: the cheapest three hours in a row.

Germany and its neighbours on Thursday

Average of the day per kWh, cheapest first. Each country leads to its page.

  1. Norway South21.2 ct
  2. Poland23.9 ct
  3. Netherlands25.5 ct
  4. Germany25.7 ct
  5. Belgium25.8 ct
  6. Denmark West25.8 ct
  7. France26.1 ct
  8. Denmark East26.9 ct
  9. Czechia27.5 ct
  10. Switzerland27.9 ct
  11. Austria30.8 ct

Where the numbers come from

Exchange price
Wholesale price Germany/Luxembourg, day-ahead, per quarter hour. Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de, licence CC BY 4.0. Converted from €/MWh to ct per kWh (€10/MWh = 1 ct).
Market report
Written from fixed sentences, without AI: average of all quarter hours of the day, compared with the day before; cheapest 3 hours in a row and most expensive hour within the day; differences come from the rounded values, so everything adds up. The page of a day no longer changes once it is over.

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