Electricity (H4) 27.78 cents/kWh, 2.5% more expensive than the Swiss average
H4 price comparison
Electricity 2027
Standard product
Gruyère Energie S.A.
| 2-room flat2-rmH1 · 1,600 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 4-room flat4-rmH2 · 2,500 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 4-room flat with electric water heater4-rmH3 · 4,500 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 5-room flat5-rmH4 · 4,500 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 5-room detached house5-rmH5 · 7,500 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 5-room detached house with electric heating5-rmH6 · 25,000 kWh/yearcents/kWh | 5-room detached house with heat pump5-rmH7 · 13,000 kWh/yearcents/kWh | large owner-occupied flatflatH8 · 7,500 kWh/yearcents/kWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34.63 cents/kWh▼ 0.8% | 31.13 cents/kWh▼ 1.7% | 26.52 cents/kWh▼ 3.8% | 27.78 cents/kWh▼ 3.0% | 24.19 cents/kWh▼ 4.7% | 20.95 cents/kWh▼ 2.7% | 23.48 cents/kWh▼ 3.1% | 25.52 cents/kWh▼ 3.8% |
H4 breakdown
- Grid usage9.43 cents/kWh
- Energy13.95 cents/kWh
- Levies0.65 cents/kWh
- Grid surcharge2.30 cents/kWh
- Standing charge96 CHF/year
Health insurance 2027
- Adultsfrom 479.50 CHF/month▲ 6.6%
- Adults, on average584.43 CHF/month▲ 3.8%
- Young adultsfrom 354.10 CHF/month▲ 7.8%
- Young adults, on average442.91 CHF/month▲ 3.8%
- Childrenfrom 107.50 CHF/month▲ 8.6%
- Children, on average143.67 CHF/month▲ 3.8%
Premium region 2: all municipalities
Population 2025
- Residents2,725
- Foreign share17.7%
- Ages 0–19488 · 17.9%
- Ages 20–641,516 · 55.6%
- Ages 65 and over721 · 26.5%
- Residents per km²24.4
Geography
- Altitude797–2,389 m
- Lakeno
- Mountain municipalityyes
Mountain municipality means the settlement sits at 1,000 m or higher.
Climate, 1991–2020 averages
- Temperature6.8 °C
- Annual precipitation1,630 mm
- Sunshine, share of possible hours46.2%
- Frost days106.9
- Days of 30 °C or more0.2
- Reference stationPlaffeien, 15.4 km
Context
For Val-de-Charmey, the comparisons look like this.
The cantonal median is 26.48 cents/kWh. Val-de-Charmey pays 27.78 cents/kWh on profile H4 and ranks 112 of 119.
2,389 m is the highest point of Val-de-Charmey, 797 m the lowest.
The reference station Plaffeien stands 15.4 km from Val-de-Charmey.
Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Swiss official commune register, as of 13.10.2026 Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Spatial divisions of Switzerland, as of 13.10.2026 Source: Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, swissBOUNDARIES3D
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Questions
What does electricity cost in Val-de-Charmey in 2027?
The cantonal median is 26.48 cents/kWh. Val-de-Charmey pays 27.78 cents/kWh on profile H4 and ranks 112 of 119.
What do population, geography and climate say about Val-de-Charmey?
2,389 m is the highest point of Val-de-Charmey, 797 m the lowest. The reference station Plaffeien stands 15.4 km from Val-de-Charmey.
Border neighbours
- Val-de-Charmey or Saanen2,095 m · 8.6%
Nearby municipalities
- Living in Crésuz1.7 km
- Living in Châtel-sur-Montsalvens3.0 km
- Living in Botterens3.8 km
- Living in Broc5.2 km
- Living in Morlon5.8 km
- Living in Corbières6.2 km
- Living in Hauteville6.6 km
- Living in Echarlens7.3 km
Source: Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, swissBOUNDARIES3D Straight-line distance between municipality centres.
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- Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Swiss official commune register, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Spatial divisions of Switzerland, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), STATPOP 2025, as of 20.10.2026
- Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), geographic key figures, as of 20.10.2026
- Source: Federal Electricity Commission ElCom, Electricity tariff per provider and municipality in Switzerland, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Electricity Commission ElCom, Consumption profiles, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), Health insurance premiums, opendata.swiss, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), premium regions under the FDHA Ordinance on Premium Regions, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, swissBOUNDARIES3D, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: MeteoSwiss, as of 20.10.2026
- Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Commune names with common translations, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Constitution of the Swiss Confederation (SR 101), Art. 1, as of 13.10.2026
- Source: Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, swissBOUNDARIES3D