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National ranking · Data 2027 · Source: BFS

The most expensive electricity in Switzerland

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Kestenholz (SO) has the most expensive household electricity in Switzerland: 45.88 Rp./kWh for a typical household (ElCom profile H4, 2027 tariff, excl. VAT). Next come Niederhelfenschwil (45.82 Rp./kWh) and Bischofszell (41.05 Rp./kWh). Source: ElCom.

Top 100

ElCom · 2027
RankMunicipalityTariff H4CantonResidents
1Kestenholz45.88 Rp./kWhSO1'888
2Niederhelfenschwil45.82 Rp./kWhSG3'309
3Bischofszell41.05 Rp./kWhTG6'438
4Murgenthal38.37 Rp./kWhAG3'188
5Zihlschlacht-Sitterdorf37.65 Rp./kWhTG2'655
6Vorderthal37.3 Rp./kWhSZ1'032
7Hauptwil-Gottshaus37.18 Rp./kWhTG2'121
8Eggersriet37.02 Rp./kWhSG2'370
9Gams36.88 Rp./kWhSG3'736
10Innerthal36.69 Rp./kWhSZ194
11Lengwil36.54 Rp./kWhTG1'814
12Sevelen36.49 Rp./kWhSG5'405
13Märstetten36.33 Rp./kWhTG3'067
14Bergün Filisur36.29 Rp./kWhGR894
15Büren an der Aare36.08 Rp./kWhBE3'779
16Uesslingen-Buch36.02 Rp./kWhTG1'242
17Erlen35.98 Rp./kWhTG4'028
18Hüttlingen35.89 Rp./kWhTG898
19Gaiserwald35.88 Rp./kWhSG8'828
20Hohentannen35.8 Rp./kWhTG670
21Sils im Engadin/Segl35.66 Rp./kWhGR693
22Niederbüren35.65 Rp./kWhSG1'571
23Berg35.58 Rp./kWhSG1'021
24Belmont-sur-Lausanne35.26 Rp./kWhVD3'890
25Waldkirch35.1 Rp./kWhSG3'581
26Eriswil35.02 Rp./kWhBE1'346
27Oberburg34.96 Rp./kWhBE2'972
28Schänis34.93 Rp./kWhSG4'213
29Linden34.88 Rp./kWhBE1'272
30Rebstein34.76 Rp./kWhSG5'084
31Wartau34.75 Rp./kWhSG5'617
32Raperswilen34.67 Rp./kWhTG429
33Teuffenthal34.52 Rp./kWhBE157
34Fulenbach34.48 Rp./kWhSO1'841
35Wilen34.43 Rp./kWhTG2'469
36Lachen34.38 Rp./kWhSZ9'448
37Wengi34.33 Rp./kWhBE643
38Quarten34.32 Rp./kWhSG3'118
39Gottlieben34.25 Rp./kWhTG359
40Wäldi34.24 Rp./kWhTG1'179
41Bargen34.15 Rp./kWhBE1'112
42Rheineck34.12 Rp./kWhSG3'566
43Muhen34.08 Rp./kWhAG4'099
44Kemmental34.07 Rp./kWhTG2'924
45Bellmund34.05 Rp./kWhBE1'805
46Boudry34 Rp./kWhNE6'341
47Cortaillod34 Rp./kWhNE4'769
48Le Landeron34 Rp./kWhNE4'685
49Oberbüren33.96 Rp./kWhSG4'762
50Eichberg33.91 Rp./kWhSG1'614
51Aegerten33.9 Rp./kWhBE2'499
52Zufikon33.89 Rp./kWhAG4'960
53Grabs33.76 Rp./kWhSG7'535
54Walenstadt33.75 Rp./kWhSG6'083
55Biezwil33.73 Rp./kWhSO345
56Gland33.73 Rp./kWhVD14'007
57Müllheim33.72 Rp./kWhTG3'403
58Belp33.71 Rp./kWhBE11'739
59Otelfingen33.65 Rp./kWhZH2'861
60Warth-Weiningen33.56 Rp./kWhTG1'467
61Brienzwiler33.54 Rp./kWhBE499
62L'Abbaye33.53 Rp./kWhVD1'604
63Le Chenit33.53 Rp./kWhVD4'787
64Le Lieu33.53 Rp./kWhVD924
65Ballaigues33.52 Rp./kWhVD1'231
66Vallorbe33.52 Rp./kWhVD4'413
67Vaulion33.52 Rp./kWhVD500
68Berg33.43 Rp./kWhTG3'757
69Basel33.42 Rp./kWhBS180'097
70Bettingen33.42 Rp./kWhBS1'286
71Riehen33.42 Rp./kWhBS22'774
72Courchapoix33.35 Rp./kWhJU456
73Brügg33.28 Rp./kWhBE4'714
74Arni33.27 Rp./kWhBE974
75Steinach33.25 Rp./kWhSG3'579
76Wigoltingen33.22 Rp./kWhTG2'674
77Wuppenau33.13 Rp./kWhTG1'215
78Roggwil33.11 Rp./kWhTG3'471
79Tobel-Tägerschen33.11 Rp./kWhTG1'751
80Büetigen33.03 Rp./kWhBE920
81Reichenburg32.94 Rp./kWhSZ4'142
82Altendorf32.93 Rp./kWhSZ7'539
83Sumiswald32.92 Rp./kWhBE5'234
84Untereggen32.92 Rp./kWhSG1'035
85Aarberg32.9 Rp./kWhBE4'601
86Grossaffoltern32.9 Rp./kWhBE3'056
87Lyss32.9 Rp./kWhBE16'613
88Degersheim32.88 Rp./kWhSG4'209
89Oberwil bei Büren32.87 Rp./kWhBE895
90Diessbach bei Büren32.6 Rp./kWhBE1'064
91Kaltbrunn32.55 Rp./kWhSG5'128
92Marbach32.45 Rp./kWhSG2'147
93Gsteig bei Gstaad32.44 Rp./kWhBE1'036
94Büttikon32.42 Rp./kWhAG1'155
95Herdern32.35 Rp./kWhTG1'182
96Grosshöchstetten32.33 Rp./kWhBE4'191
97Moutier32.32 Rp./kWhJU—
98Neunforn32.24 Rp./kWhTG1'170
99Tuggen32.24 Rp./kWhSZ3'491
100Langrickenbach32.23 Rp./kWhTG1'551
2027 · Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom), retrieved 12.09.2026

How we measure this

ElCom

The total electricity price a typical household pays per kilowatt-hour — energy, grid usage, levies to public bodies and the federal grid surcharge — for the 2027 tariff year, as published by the Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom) for consumption profile H4 (4'500 kWh a year, 5-room flat with electric stove and tumble dryer), standard product, excluding VAT. Where a municipality is served by several network operators, the value is the median of their tariffs; the municipality page shows the full range.

Frequently asked questions

Can a household choose a cheaper supplier?
Not for the grid: households are tied to the local network operator and its grid fee. The energy component is only open to large consumers (above 100'000 kWh a year), so for a household the local tariff is the price — which is why the differences between municipalities matter.