Swiss Electricity Tariffs (ElCom)
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Swiss Electricity Tariffs (ElCom)
Official electricity tariffs of every Swiss grid operator and municipality from ElCom, 2011 to next year: total price and its components (energy, grid, fees, levies) per consumption category (H1-H8 households, C1-C7 businesses). For energy advisers, installers, proptech and price comparisons.
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Official Swiss electricity prices per municipality and grid operator, from the federal regulator ElCom, 2011 to 2027. You get the total price and its components in Rappen per kWh, per consumption category (H1-H8 households, C1-C7 businesses). USD 0.002 per tariff row (USD 2 per 1,000). One clean row per tariff, instead of a SPARQL query.
| Year | Municipality | Grid operator | Category | Total Rp./kWh | Energy | Grid usage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Zürich | Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich | H4 | 24.632 | 7.884 | 11.122 |
| 2027 | Zürich | Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich | C3 | 24.432 | 8.787 | 11.985 |
| 2027 | Bern | Energie Wasser Bern | H4 | 31.113 | 10.75 | 13.45 |
| 2027 | Bern | Energie Wasser Bern | C3 | 29.39 | 10.75 | 14.1 |
The rows come from a real cloud run of 04.11.2026 (2 municipalities, 2 categories). The full item is under Output.
Who uses it
- Energy advisers, solar and heat-pump installers: the local tariff for the payback calculation of an offer.
- Proptech and real-estate portals: the electricity cost of a home per municipality, with H4 as the benchmark.
- Price comparisons and research: all ~2,100 municipalities of a year, or the trend since 2011.
What it does not do
- Prices exclude VAT. The total has no fixed costs (they are separate fields).
- Next year's tariffs appear each September, when ElCom publishes them.
- The operator's own tariff sheet (
tariffSheetUrl) is authoritative for a bill.
Input
{ "years": ["2027"], "municipalities": ["261", "Bern"], "categories": ["H4", "C3"], "product": "standard" }
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
years | Four-digit years, 2011 or later (the data starts in 2011). Empty = the latest year in the data. |
municipalities | BFS municipality numbers (261 = Zurich) or official names (exact, case-insensitive). Empty = all ~2,100. An unknown name fails the run; a number without tariffs gives a warning. |
categories | H1-H8, C1-C7. Empty = all fifteen. H4 is the usual benchmark. |
product | standard (the operator's default product, ~2,270 municipalities a year) or cheapest (its cheapest product, ~770 municipalities). |
Categories (annual consumption, as ElCom defines them): H1 1,600 kWh 2-room flat; H2 2,500 kWh 4-room flat; H3 4,500 kWh 4-room flat with electric boiler; H4 4,500 kWh 5-room flat, electric cooker and dryer, no electric boiler; H5 7,500 kWh 5-room house with boiler; H6 25,000 kWh house with electric resistance heating; H7 13,000 kWh house with a 5 kW heat pump; H8 7,500 kWh large, highly electrified flat; C1 8,000 kWh to C7 7,500,000 kWh businesses (C1-C4 low voltage, C5-C7 medium voltage with their own transformer station).
Output (one item per tariff)
{"year": 2027,"municipalityId": "261","municipality": "Zürich","operatorId": "565","operator": "Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich","category": "H4","consumptionKwhPerYear": 4500,"product": "standard","totalRpPerKwh": 24.632,"energyRpPerKwh": 7.884,"gridUsageRpPerKwh": 11.122,"chargeRpPerKwh": 1.3,"aidFeeRpPerKwh": 2.3,"meteringRpPerKwh": 2.027,"annualMeteringCostChf": 91.2,"fixCostsChfPerYear": 0,"fixCostsPercent": 0,"energyTariffName": "Tarif Energie ewz.natur","gridTariffName": "Tarif Netznutzung NNA","tariffSheetUrl": "https://www.ewz.ch/dam/ewz/meinewz/Dokumentencenter/tarif-ewz-maschinenlesbar.json","conflictingFields": [],"source": "ElCom (Swiss Federal Electricity Commission), cube \"Electricity tariff per provider\" on LINDAS (lindas.admin.ch), terms: opendata.swiss Open use"}
Prices are Rappen per kWh, excl. VAT. totalRpPerKwh is ElCom's total of all variable costs (energy + grid usage +
levies + federal surcharge + metering); fixed costs are not in it. Values are passed through as published: a few
rows (43 of 30,811 in 2027) have no total, and the field is then null. Where the source itself states two different
values for one tariff (it happens in a handful of older observations - e.g. municipality 295, operator 589, 2020, where the
total reads both 16.077 and 14.727 Rp./kWh), the smaller value of each such field is given, and conflictingFields lists the
fields concerned (empty for all of 2027); the run logs a warning with the number of such rows. Treat a row with a conflict
as unreliable and check ElCom's own viewer.
Pricing (pay per event)
| Event | Price | When |
|---|---|---|
tariff-row | USD 0.002 | one tariff row delivered |
A whole year for all of Switzerland, standard product (about 30,800 rows in 2027) costs about USD 62; one municipality's benchmark a fraction of a cent. A run that finds nothing is free. You can set a maximum charge for a run.
Data source and terms
- Source: ElCom's open-data cube "Electricity tariff per provider" (
https://energy.ld.admin.ch/elcom/electricityprice) on LINDAS, the Confederation's linked-data service, read through its public SPARQL endpoint (https://lindas.admin.ch/query, no key). ElCom's own viewer ishttps://www.strompreis.elcom.admin.ch/. - Terms: the cube's metadata on LINDAS states its licence as "Open use" (opendata.swiss terms of use
NonCommercialAllowed-CommercialAllowed-ReferenceNotRequired: commercial use allowed, no attribution required). Each item names its source anyway. ElCom's tariffs are facts published by a federal authority. - The tariffs are the operators' reports to ElCom; the operator's own tariff sheet (
tariffSheetUrl) is authoritative for a bill.
Run summary
The run summary is in the default key-value store under SUMMARY.
The data comes as the source publishes it, without warranty.
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