The month is still running — the average covers the days published so far and will keep moving.
The switch changes every price on this page — charts and tables alike. Not included: the supplier’s margin and the monthly fees.
Daily averages
Prices day by day in November 2026
Each day’s average and that day’s lowest and highest prices.
| Date | Avg ct/kWh | Min–max | €/MWh |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28.8 | 6.0–42.4 | 287.94 | |
| 31.1 | 16.0–40.0 | 311.39 | |
| 34.5 | 18.8–48.3 | 344.92 | |
| 23.3 | 16.1–31.2 | 233.04 |
The final household price with VAT
The exchange price is the electricity alone. A household bill adds the ESO distribution (network) price, the PSO levy with the supplementary component, and 21 % VAT. On the “Standartinis (standard), two time zones” plan, the exchange price of November 2026 works out at 45.6 ct/kWh.
| ct/kWh | |
|---|---|
| Exchange price (electricity) | 29.43 |
| ESO distribution price | 8.30 |
| PSO levy and supplementary component | −0.02 |
| VAT 21 % | 7.92 |
| Final price | 45.63 |
Not included: the supplier’s margin (no supplier publishes one we could read, so none is assumed here) and the monthly fees, which are paid whatever the consumption.
On two-zone plans the night hours are cheaper, so a day’s or a month’s final price is worked out from how many of its hours billed at night (all day at weekends).
The ESO and VERT tariffs are in force until 2026-12-31; sources in the home charging comparison.
Other months
Source: Nord Pool day-ahead auction prices for the Lithuanian zone, retrieved via the Elering AS open API. Prices in EUR/MWh excl. VAT; 1 ct/kWh = €10/MWh. Updated daily.