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Algeria Among the Least Expensive Countries Globally in Electricity Prices

April 15, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Algeria Among the Least Expensive Countries Globally in Electricity Prices

Data from the specialized energy platform shows that Algeria records about $0.041 per kWh, placing it among the low-cost countries globally and enhancing its ability to maintain price stability internally despite fluctuations in energy markets. According to the same database, Iran tops the list of the cheapest electricity prices globally at $0.002 per kWh, followed by Ethiopia at $0.006, then Libya at $0.008, and Kyrgyzstan at $0.010, while prices in other countries such as Angola ($0.012), Sudan ($0.014), Bhutan ($0.015), Syria ($0.018), and Egypt ($0.024) range up to Kazakhstan ($0.035), Uzbekistan ($0.038), and Iraq ($0.040), before Algeria.

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