Bermuda is technically a British Overseas Territory, but we've included it in this round-up since it has the most expensive average residential electricity price in the world at a mega-steep $0.458 (£0.342) per kWh.

According to local newspaper The Royal Gazette, the small, isolated Atlantic archipelago has the priciest electricity for various reasons, including the need to ship in fuel, a lack of large power plants, a dearth of renewable energy facilities, and limited competition among electricity providers.

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