
Electricity pricetoday and tomorrow.
The Finnish spot price, every 15 minutes. Tomorrow's prices arrive at about 14:00 Finnish time.
Right now.
Monday 9 November
- Today's average
- 1.83 c/kWh
- Lowest today
- 0.88 c/kWh
- at 00:45
- Highest today
- 2.94 c/kWh
- at 18:45
- Cheapest 3 hours
- 1.08 c/kWh
- 02:45–05:45
Every 15 minutes,
today and tomorrow.
Point at or tap a bar to see its price.
Tomorrow's prices are published at about 14:00 Finnish time.
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.
| Use | Cheapest | Average | Dearest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat the sauna (about 6 kWh) | €0.05 | €0.11 | €0.18 |
| Charge an electric car (40 kWh) | €0.35 | €0.73 | €1.18 |
| Run the washing machine (about 1 kWh) | €0.01 | €0.02 | €0.03 |
On a spot contract,
you pay more than this.
- 1The spot priceThe price on this page, for every 15 minutes you use.
- 2Your seller's marginA few tenths of a cent per kWh on top, set in your contract.
- 3A monthly feePaid to your seller, whatever you use.
- 4Transfer and taxBilled by your grid company, which comes with your address.
Questions,
answered.
What is the electricity price now?
The spot price is 1.06 c/kWh with VAT from 05:00 to 05:15. Today's average is 1.83 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.