Iltalehti’s updated table shows the prevailing price of stock exchange electricity.
Iltalehti’s service enables you to track the price of electricity. The accompanying graph found in this story always shows 48-hour price data. The next day’s hourly prices are updated on the graph around 2 pm or a little after, when the graph shows the current day’s and the next day’s hourly prices. After midnight, before the next day’s prices are known, the graph shows the hourly prices of the previous day and the current day.
You can see the price of any hour on the graph. The graph also separately shows the price of the hour that is currently running, as well as the prices of the known future hourly prices, including the cheapest and most expensive hourly prices.
In the graph, the electricity value-added tax (24%) is taken into account in the price, but of course the electricity company’s margin, a possible fixed monthly fee and the electricity transfer fee are added to the bill paid by consumers. These vary from contract to contract.
In addition to this story, the graph will be used in other Iltalehti stories related to the price of electricity. This article will always be published daily in the afternoons when the next day’s hourly prices have been updated. This way you can follow the electricity price development daily on Iltalehti’s website.
The price of electricity is currently a constant topic of conversation in Finland. Tiina Somerpuro
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