Electricity spot price now

Hourly price on the stock exchange
at
cnt/kWh
VAT
VAT excluded
VAT included
PRICE Yesterday
00 - 01 0.26
01 - 02 0.12
02 - 03 0.04
03 - 04 0.02
04 - 05 0.001
05 - 06 0.00
06 - 07 0.00
07 - 08 0.001
08 - 09 0.02
09 - 10 0.04
10 - 11 0.07
11 - 12 0.12
12 - 13 0.14
13 - 14 0.13
14 - 15 0.13
15 - 16 0.16
16 - 17 0.21
17 - 18 0.26
18 - 19 0.29
19 - 20 0.28
20 - 21 0.26
21 - 22 0.21
22 - 23 0.21
23 - 00 0.13
 
  • 0.29 cent
    HIGHEST PRICE, Yesterday
  • 0.13 cent
    AVERAGE PRICE, Yesterday
  • 0.00 cent
    LOWEST PRICE, Yesterday
PRICE Today
00 - 01 0.06
01 - 02 -0.087
02 - 03 -0.091
03 - 04 -0.10
04 - 05 -0.096
05 - 06 -0.089
06 - 07 -0.01
07 - 08 0.001
08 - 09 0.25
09 - 10 0.29
10 - 11 0.30
11 - 12 0.31
12 - 13 0.31
13 - 14 0.31
14 - 15 0.32
15 - 16 0.36
16 - 17 0.36
17 - 18 0.37
18 - 19 0.36
19 - 20 0.37
20 - 21 0.38
21 - 22 0.36
22 - 23 0.32
23 - 00 0.29
 
  • 0.38 cent
    HIGHEST PRICE, Today
  • 0.20 cent
    AVERAGE PRICE, Today
  • -0.10 cent
    LOWEST PRICE, Today
PRICE Tomorrow
00 - 01 0.22
01 - 02 0.10
02 - 03 0.10
03 - 04 0.06
04 - 05 0.15
05 - 06 0.17
06 - 07 0.20
07 - 08 0.21
08 - 09 0.30
09 - 10 0.33
10 - 11 0.34
11 - 12 0.34
12 - 13 0.36
13 - 14 0.39
14 - 15 0.45
15 - 16 0.53
16 - 17 2.13
17 - 18 3.41
18 - 19 3.33
19 - 20 2.36
20 - 21 2.14
21 - 22 2.00
22 - 23 1.41
23 - 00 0.79
 
  • 3.41 cent
    HIGHEST PRICE, Tomorrow
  • 0.91 cent
    AVERAGE PRICE, Tomorrow
  • 0.06 cent
    LOWEST PRICE, Tomorrow

Prices in cnt/kWh, without the electricity company's margin. Source: NordPool

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Herrfors Spot Electricity – price following market movements

 

If you choose Herrfors Spot Electricity, your electricity price will be variable and follow fluctuations in the electricity market. The price on the stock exchange can vary greatly throughout the year, even within the hours of the day. If you have the opportunity to influence your electricity consumption, you can schedule your most energy-intensive consumption to the cheapest hours of the day and thus affect the total amount on your electricity bill. For those who buy electricity at a fixed price, the price remains the same for all hours of the day.

 

What affects the price of the stock exchange?

 

Electricity is a product traded on the wholesale market, which means that the price of electricity is determined by supply and demand. The price can be influenced by a variety of factors such as weather conditions, water situation, disruptions in electricity production or transmission, and relevant events in world politics.

 

The electricity price is based on the Nordic electricity exchange's (Nord Pool) hourly spot price for Finland's price area, which varies hour by hour. VAT and margin are added to this price, which is then multiplied by the actual energy consumption during the corresponding hour. On your invoice, you will see your own monthly average price (weighted average price) and the amount of consumed energy. The electricity bill provides specific information about the energy price, the margin, and the basic fee of the contract. Herrfors also takes into account negative market prices in billing, even if they are not specified separately on the invoice.

What does weighted average price mean?


Spot prices and your electricity consumption can vary significantly between different hours. Due to this, a consumption-weighted average price is used as the billing price for the Spot product.

 

The weighted average price is calculated as follows: When the electricity consumption for one hour is multiplied by the Spot price for the same hour in Finland's price area, the actual cost for one hour is obtained. When these costs for all the hours in a month are summed up and divided by the total electricity consumption for the month, the monthly consumption-weighted average price is obtained. The weighted average price is used as the billing price, and you can check it on your invoice. The more you shift your electricity consumption to the hours with lower Spot prices, the lower your billing price will be.

 

What happens if I regret choosing Spot Electricity?

 

No problem! You can switch to another of our electricity products if you wish. The new price will take effect no later than 15 days after we have processed your change request.

 

How is the stock exchange produced?

 

Electricity is a mix of renewable and fossil energy sources as well as nuclear power. You can find more information about the origin of the electricity here.

 

Sign a cost-effective Herrfors Spot Electricity contract with us

 

Sign a cost-effective Herrfors Spot Electricity contract with us It's easy to sign a spot electricity contract based on the stock exchange electricity price with us. You can sign an electricity contract at any time of the day on our website or contact our electricity sales department on weekdays from 10 am to 3 pm.

Frequently Asked Questions

The stock exchange refers to electricity that can be freely traded on electricity markets, where the price is determined in real-time based on supply and demand. The price of the stock exchange varies hour by hour, allowing consumers to time their electricity consumption to take advantage of the lowest prices of the day.

The price of the stock exchange can be followed on the Nordic electricity exchange Nord Pool's website, as well as on energy companies' websites and various apps. These channels provide current information about hourly electricity prices for the same day, previous days, and from 3 pm for the following day.

The electricity price usually drops at night. On a windy or sunny day, the electricity price can drop significantly according to the principle of supply and demand.

Electricity exchanges calculate the electricity price based on supply and demand. Electricity producers offer electricity on the market, and the price is determined by how much electricity consumers are willing to buy at a certain price. This dynamic pricing mechanism ensures that the electricity price reflects the current market situation.

The price of the stock exchange is formed on electricity markets according to variations in supply and demand. The price varies from hour to hour and is influenced by factors such as weather conditions, production methods, and consumption habits. If both energy producers and consumers actively participate in the market, there is an opportunity to adjust the price in real-time so that consumers can maximize the benefits of price variations.