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Ranking · Data 2026 · Source: BFS

The most expensive electricity in canton Uri

National ranking

Erstfeld has the most expensive household electricity in canton Uri: 29.41 Rp./kWh for a typical household (ElCom profile H4, 2026 tariff, excl. VAT). Next come Altdorf (25.07 Rp./kWh) and Attinghausen (25.07 Rp./kWh). Source: ElCom.

Ranking

ElCom · 2026
RankMunicipalityTariff H4Residents
1Erstfeld29.41 Rp./kWh3'985
2Altdorf25.07 Rp./kWh10'618
3Attinghausen25.07 Rp./kWh1'781
4Bürglen25.07 Rp./kWh3'923
5Flüelen25.07 Rp./kWh2'048
6Gurtnellen25.07 Rp./kWh501
7Isenthal25.07 Rp./kWh461
8Schattdorf25.07 Rp./kWh5'555
9Seedorf25.07 Rp./kWh2'054
10Seelisberg25.07 Rp./kWh724
11Silenen25.07 Rp./kWh2'080
12Sisikon25.07 Rp./kWh399
13Spiringen25.07 Rp./kWh872
14Unterschächen25.07 Rp./kWh737
15Wassen25.07 Rp./kWh425
16Andermatt24.7 Rp./kWh1'603
17Hospental24.7 Rp./kWh176
18Realp24.7 Rp./kWh157
19Göschenen16.38 Rp./kWh482
2026 · Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom), retrieved 28.08.2026

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 2026 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

Which municipality in canton Uri has the most expensive electricity?
Erstfeld, at 29.41 Rp./kWh for a typical household in the 2026 tariff year (ElCom profile H4, standard product, excl. VAT) — the highest of any municipality in canton Uri.
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.