The exchange price may sometimes be favourable, but it requires constant planning and waiting. Fixing your electricity price gives you financial certainty and the freedom
In recent years, sustainability has become a central topic in both business and society. Although political sentiments may fluctuate and the green transition can seem
Estonia, together with the other Baltic states, will disconnect from the Russian electricity network in early 2025. This is an important step both for ensuring
Significant changes are happening on the energy market and companies are searching for smart solutions that help to keep costs under control and ensure stability
Rising energy prices and the need to reduce environmental impacts are pushing organisations and companies to procure electricity in a cost-effective and sustainable way. We
The popularity of electric cars has grown significantly worldwide, and in Estonia this trend is similarly on the rise. However, in many countries where the
Working from home office, e-learning or using social media – these are just some of the activities that would not be possible without an internet
The exchange price of electricity in Estonia and Finland remained at the same level last week compared to previous, but the eyes of energy exchanges
The average exchange price of electricity last week in the Estonian price area was 385.3 EUR/MWh, being 8.8% lower than the week before. On the other hand in Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, the average exchange price continued to increase. The Estonian-Latvian transmission capacity was limited to 600 MW during the peak hours from Wednesday to Saturday last week, which led to Finnish prices being equal to Estonian prices throughout the week.
The average exchange price of electricity last week in the Estonian price area was 422.61 EUR/MWh, being 19.47% higher than the week before.
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