Gas and electricity have become cheaper in the EU. Romania is among the countries with the lowest prices.

Gas and electricity prices decreased in the European Union in the first half of 2025, according to Eurostat data. Gas prices fell by 8.1%, while electricity prices decreased by 0.5%, marking a return to more stable levels compared to the energy crisis period. Romania is among the countries with the lowest gas (0.0559 euro/kWh) and electricity (0.1447 euro/kWh) prices, alongside Hungary and Croatia. The highest rates were recorded in Sweden and Germany.