Demo 10
Netherlands Energy Price Explorer
Estimate a Dutch household energy bill from official average CBS consumer tariffs. Enter your yearly gas and electricity use and see the cost split into energy, taxes and network. It is an indicative estimate, not a supplier quote.
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Estimate a Dutch household energy bill from official average CBS tariffs. Enter your yearly use. The result is indicative, not a supplier quote.
What makes up the cost
Based on official average tariffs including VAT. This is an indicative estimate, not a supplier quote. Actual contract prices vary by supplier, contract and connection.
Source: CBS table 84672NED, average consumer tariffs (incl. VAT) · Tariff year 2022 · Retrieved 2026-08-23
How is a Dutch energy bill built up?
A consumer energy bill has a few parts. There is the energy you actually use, priced per cubic metre of gas and per kilowatt-hour of electricity. On top of that come energy tax and the sustainable-energy levy, a fixed supply charge, and the network operator's transport charge. An annual energy-tax reduction is then subtracted.
What is the difference between the energy, tax and network parts?
The energy part is the commodity itself and moves with the market. Taxes and levies are set by government and are the same regardless of supplier. Fixed and network charges cover the standing supply fee and the transport of gas and electricity to your home.
Why is this only an estimate?
These are official average tariffs across the market, including VAT. Your real bill depends on your supplier, your contract, your connection, and how your use is spread across the year. Use this to get a sense of scale, then check your own contract.