About Wattabill
An energy label gives you kilowatt-hours. Most of us want to know what that means for the electricity bill, so Wattabill works it out in euros for your country.
- 57,878 models on the market
- 1,377 brands
- 27 countries with electricity prices
Why we built it
Two TVs with the same price can cost very different amounts to run, and electricity costs much more in some countries than in others. Shops rarely tell you any of this.
Household electricity costs €0.4042 per kWh in Ireland and €0.1139 in Hungary, so the same TV costs 3.5 times as much to run in one country as in the other. Electricity prices
How it works
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Official label data
Every model registered in EPREL, the European Commission’s energy-label database, with its energy class and consumption.
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Local electricity prices
Household prices for all 27 EU countries from Eurostat, updated twice a year.
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Your usage
Pick your country and how much you use the appliance, and the cost per year and over 10 years updates straight away.
Independent
Wattabill has no ties to the European Commission, the EU or any manufacturer. No brand pays to be listed or ranked; the order comes from the data alone. We don’t sell anything. If we add shop links one day, we’ll mark them clearly, and they won’t change the order.
Who runs Wattabill
Wattabill is run by Evosky IT Sia.
Questions, a mistake in the data, or a model we are missing? Write to [email protected].