Industrial laundry
Use boiler load or measured steam. Example below uses 5 t/h steam for 6,000 h/year.
The cost of one tonne of industrial steam across 33 European country rows, computed from official gas prices and the carbon price.
Sweden tops the current index at €95.5/t under the stated EUA scenario; Georgia is lowest at €33.5/t. This is a reproducible calculation, not a survey or a statement of site liability.
Country averages give a benchmark; the calculator below adapts the same method to site assumptions.
| Country | Gas €/MWh | Steam fuel €/t | Steam + EUA scenario €/t | 1 kW loss €/yr | Data status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sweden | €106.5 | €82.2 | €95.5 | €726 | official 2025-S2 |
| Liechtenstein | €93.0 | €71.8 | €85.1 | €634 | official 2025-S2 |
| Finland | €86.3 | €66.6 | €79.9 | €588 | official 2025-S2 |
| Germany | €71.3 | €55.0 | €68.3 | €486 | official 2025-S2 |
| Netherlands | €67.4 | €52.0 | €65.3 | €460 | official 2025-S2 |
| Ireland | €66.7 | €51.5 | €64.8 | €455 | official 2025-S2 |
| Luxembourg | €65.7 | €50.7 | €64.0 | €448 | official 2025-S2 |
| Poland | €64.7 | €49.9 | €63.2 | €441 | official 2025-S2 |
| Moldova | €64.2 | €49.5 | €62.8 | €438 | official 2025-S2 |
| Austria | €64.1 | €49.5 | €62.8 | €437 | official 2025-S2 |
| Slovakia | €64.0 | €49.4 | €62.7 | €436 | official 2025-S2 |
| Denmark | €63.2 | €48.8 | €62.1 | €431 | official 2025-S2 |
| France | €62.9 | €48.5 | €61.8 | €429 | official 2025-S2 |
| EU-27 average | €60.5 | €46.7 | €60.0 | €412 | official 2025-S2 |
| Slovenia | €57.7 | €44.5 | €57.8 | €393 | official 2025-S2 |
| Czechia | €56.8 | €43.8 | €57.1 | €387 | official 2025-S2 |
| Estonia | €56.7 | €43.7 | €57.1 | €387 | official 2025-S2 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | €53.2 | €41.0 | €54.4 | €363 | official 2025-S2 |
| Latvia | €52.8 | €40.7 | €54.0 | €360 | official 2025-S2 |
| Hungary | €51.8 | €40.0 | €53.3 | €353 | official 2025-S2 |
| Romania | €51.4 | €39.7 | €53.0 | €350 | official 2025-S2 |
| Italy | €51.3 | €39.6 | €52.9 | €350 | official 2025-S2 |
| Spain | €50.8 | €39.2 | €52.5 | €346 | official 2025-S2 |
| Lithuania | €50.8 | €39.2 | €52.5 | €346 | official 2025-S2 |
| Serbia2024-S2 | €50.8 | €39.2 | €52.5 | €346 | latest available (2024-S2) |
| Croatia | €48.6 | €37.5 | €50.8 | €331 | official 2025-S2 |
| Belgium | €48.1 | €37.1 | €50.4 | €328 | official 2025-S2 |
| Portugal | €48.1 | €37.1 | €50.4 | €328 | official 2025-S2 |
| North Macedonia | €46.0 | €35.5 | €48.8 | €314 | official 2025-S2 |
| Greece | €42.4 | €32.7 | €46.0 | €289 | official 2025-S2 |
| Bulgaria | €41.4 | €31.9 | €45.2 | €282 | official 2025-S2 |
| Türkiye | €30.1 | €23.2 | €36.5 | €205 | official 2025-S2 |
| Georgia | €26.2 | €20.2 | €33.5 | €179 | official 2025-S2 |
The EUA scenario column uses the live allowance price where available, otherwise the dated build value. It is a comparison input, not a determination of legal liability. The CSV mirrors the visible index.
Use measured surface area, temperature and operating hours to calculate heat loss from boilers, kilns, heat exchangers, valves and pipework. Inzonex supplies removable modular insulation for equipment that requires maintenance access.
Do not add a calculated reduction to an emissions report until the reporting boundary, factor, implementation date and verification method have been approved.
Turn the public benchmark into a plant estimate by changing the assumptions engineers already know.
Change gas price, efficiency, hours, steam load and standing heat loss.
Fuel €/t steam = (0.679 MWh/t ÷ η) × gas €/MWh
CO₂ €/t steam = (0.679 MWh/t ÷ η) × 0.202 tCO₂/MWh × EUA €/tCO₂
Annual steam cost = (fuel + CO₂) × steam t/h × hours/year
Heat-loss cost = heat-loss kW × hours/year × gas €/MWh ÷ η ÷ 1000
Start from the way a plant thinks about steam: tonnes of linen, brewhouse load, boiler output or operating hours.
Use boiler load or measured steam. Example below uses 5 t/h steam for 6,000 h/year.
Use brewhouse steam demand, packaging load or measured boiler output; avoid generic hL assumptions unless a site provides them.
Works for bakery, dairy, meat and beverage plants when boiler capacity and operating hours are known.
The source chain stays visible, so users can trace each number back to gas price, carbon price and steam assumptions.
Use this index to see where a tonne of steam — and each kilowatt of standing heat loss — costs most across Europe, then estimate the impact of reducing losses on boilers, steam lines, valves and hot equipment using your own site assumptions.