| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
| Electricity | USA | FOB | US Cents 18.20/kWh | April 2026 |
| Electricity | Germany | FOB | USD 94.11/MWh | April 2026 |
| Electricity | China | FOB | US Cents 7.60/kWh | April 2026 |
| Electricity | India | FOB | US Cents 0.05/kWh | April 2026 |
| Electricity | UK | FOB | USD 140.69/MWh | April 2026 |
| Electricity | USA | FOB | US Cents 8.24/kWh | March 2026 |
| Electricity | Germany | FOB | USD 99.37/MWh | March 2026 |
| Electricity | China | FOB | US Cents 97.20/kWh | March 2026 |
| Electricity | India | FOB | US Cents 0.04/kWh | March 2026 |
| Electricity | UK | FOB | Euro 106.55/MWh | March 2026 |
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Asia’s electricity market in H1’26 was shaped by fuel security rather than a uniform power price rally. LNG-linked markets faced stronger pressure after the Strait of Hormuz disruption, as Qatar supplied 28.4% of China’s LNG imports and April JKM rose 41.0% on March 2 after closure-risk concerns. This raised gas-fired power cost risk, but China relied more on coal, domestic gas, and renewables to cushion price movement. In India, LNG disruption reduced gas-fired generation flexibility, with gas-based output at about 1.033 TWh by March 19 against a monthly target of around 2 TWh, while expected peak load demand near 270 GW pushed heavier reliance on coal. Electricity demand from industry, commercial users, and cooling remained steady, but coal-based generation and exchange liquidity helped limit broader price spikes.
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According to Procurement Resource, in the near term, Asian electricity prices may stay sensitive to LNG cargo flows, coal availability, renewable output, and summer demand. Prices may ease if Hormuz-linked fuel flows normalize.
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The second half of 2025 brought continued upward pressure on electricity prices across major markets, though the drivers and magnitude varied considerably by region. In the United States, utilities requested record rate increases totalling substantial amounts, making electricity costs a prominent political issue. The increases stemmed from multiple factors rather than any single cause, with different states experiencing vastly different levels of price growth. California stood out as an extreme outlier with the steepest increases, while other states saw more moderate but still significant rises.
In the United Kingdom, household energy costs edged higher as the regulatory price cap adjusted upward despite earlier forecasts suggesting potential decreases. Government policy costs, including funding for major nuclear infrastructure projects, contributed significantly to the increase alongside rising network operating expenses. Standing charges that cover fixed network costs also climbed, adding to the burden on consumers.
Wholesale energy costs remained elevated and volatile throughout the half, keeping retail prices high even as some temporary fluctuations occurred. Residential customers bore disproportionate increases compared to commercial and industrial users. The persistent gap between pre-crisis pricing and current levels continued frustrating households struggling with cost-of-living pressures.
Electricity refers to the flow of electrical power or charge. Electricity is one of the most widely used forms of energy as well as a basic part of nature. The electricity that we use at our homes is a secondary energy source because it is generated by the conversion of primary energy sources including coal, natural gas, solar energy, hydraulic energy, and wind energy, into electrical power. Further, as electricity can also be converted into other forms of energy like mechanical energy or heat, it is also referred to as an energy carrier.
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In order to generate electrical energy, electric power plants use turbines that convert the potential and kinetic energy of a moving fluid to mechanical energy. A moving fluid, like water, steam, or air, pushes a series of blades mounted on a shaft in a turbine generator, thus, rotating the shaft linked to a generator. On the basis of relationship between magnetism and electricity, the generator, in turn, transforms the mechanical energy to electrical energy.
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