Category
Ovens
19,808 ovens on the EU energy label register, 19,782 of them still on sale. The label measures one standard load per cavity; set how often you bake in the bar above.
Find your oven size
Typical yearly cost and number of models per cavity volume
| Type | < 40 L | 40–69 L | 70+ L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric ovens | €19 152 | €22 7,177 | €22 11,173 |
Why size first. Typical yearly use ranges from 68 kWh (electric ovens, under 40 L) to 79 kWh (electric ovens, 70 L and over), whatever the energy class. Each cell links to a ranking of only those models.
Most compared groups
- Electric ovens, 70 L and over 11,173 models · from €13
- Electric ovens, 40–69 L 7,177 models · from €12
- Electric ovens, under 40 L 152 models · from €8
Recently registered
- Beko BBIEP7300KSB 71 L · 89 kWh · €25 · Nov 2026
- Hansa FCEW631022 68 L · 80 kWh · €23 · Nov 2026
- Hansa FCEW531022 68 L · 80 kWh · €23 · Nov 2026
- Orion MC-6090 110 L · 93 kWh · €26 · Nov 2026
- Orion MC5-9000K 110 L · 93 kWh · €26 · Nov 2026
Questions people ask
How much does a oven cost to run per year?
On the EU register, the typical model in the most common group (electric ovens, 70 L and over) uses 79 kWh a year at 100 uses with fan heating. At 0.283 €/kWh that is about €22 a year.
Is fan heating cheaper than conventional?
Usually yes: the label gives both values and fan heating needs less energy per load, partly because it needs lower temperatures. Each model page shows the difference.
Why do gas ovens have no yearly cost here?
Their label states gas in megajoules, not electricity. We rank them by class and show the declared values, but do not convert gas into an electricity bill.