Spot price · 25.5% VAT included

Electricity pricetoday and tomorrow.

The Finnish spot price, every 15 minutes. Tomorrow's prices arrive at about 14:00 Finnish time.

Right now.
Tuesday 10 November

Price now35.40c/kWh18:00–18:15
Today's average
13.01 c/kWh
Lowest today
1.05 c/kWh
at 04:45
Highest today
47.62 c/kWh
at 17:45
Cheapest 3 hours
1.17 c/kWh
03:15–06:15
Tomorrow's average
28.15 c/kWh
Lowest 5.57 c/kWh at 23:45

Every 15 minutes,
today and tomorrow.

Point at or tap a bar to see its price.

Today, Tuesday 10 Novemberaverage13.01 c/kWh
Tomorrow, Wednesday 11 Novemberaverage28.15 c/kWh

What it costs
at today's prices.

The energy alone, at the spot price. Your seller's margin and the grid company's transfer come on top.

UseCheapestAverageDearest
Heat the sauna (about 6 kWh)€0.06€0.78€2.86
Charge an electric car (40 kWh)€0.42€5.21€19.05
Run the washing machine (about 1 kWh)€0.01€0.13€0.48

On a spot contract,
you pay more than this.

  1. 1The spot priceThe price on this page, for every 15 minutes you use.
  2. 2Your seller's marginA few tenths of a cent per kWh on top, set in your contract.
  3. 3A monthly feePaid to your seller, whatever you use.
  4. 4Transfer and taxBilled by your grid company, which comes with your address.

Questions,
answered.

What is the electricity price now?

The spot price is 35.40 c/kWh with VAT from 18:00 to 18:15. Today's average is 13.01 c/kWh.

When are tomorrow's electricity prices published?

Every day at about 14:00 Finnish time, when the Nord Pool day-ahead auction results are out. This page updates soon after.

Why is there a price every 15 minutes?

Since 1 October 2025, the Nordic day-ahead market sets a price for every 15 minutes instead of every hour. Many sellers still show hourly averages.

Do these prices include VAT?

Yes, Finnish VAT of 25.5% is included. Your seller's margin, monthly fee and the grid company's transfer charges are not.

Should I pick a spot price or a fixed price contract?

Spot follows these prices, so it is cheapest on average if you can move use to cheap hours. A fixed price is the same every hour and easier to budget.