In which country is Coca-Cola not the best-selling drink?
Libya and Iran frequently rank as the countries with the absolute cheapest residential electricity in the world, with estimated consumer costs dipping as low as a fraction of a cent per kilowatt-hour. These exceptionally low prices are primarily driven by massive, state-funded fossil fuel subsidies in hydrocarbon-rich nations, where governments treat domestic energy consumption as a heavily subsidized public benefit funded by national oil and natural gas revenues. Similarly, nations blessed with abundant hydroelectric resources, such as Paraguay and Bhutan, maintain near-zero marginal generation costs that translate into extremely inexpensive electricity for local residential consumers.
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