Many Estonian entrepreneurs are faced with the question of how to reduce increased electricity costs. One option is to start producing your own electricity using solar energy. You can sell the produced electricity to Enefit and earn income.
Eesti Energia has lowered the price of its long-term fixed-price green electricity package. As a limited offer, it is possible to fix the price of electricity for seven years at 15.49 s/kWh, which is 20% cheaper than the universal service.
Doing laundry, cooking and storing food are everyday activities that have a big impact on the electricity bills we receive at the end of each month. When looking for ways to reduce expenses, it would be worthwhile to check your household appliances and their energy consumption. This is where energy labels come into play.
While concluding an electricity contract is just a few clicks away, it may take longer to choose the package that suits your needs. Enefit has five electricity packages available, suitable for consumers seeking long-term security as well as for those willing to take risks.
As of 1 November, all micro and small businesses, as well as self-employed persons, foundations and non-profit organizations, can buy electricity from Eesti Energia as part of the universal service.
There is still tension in the air. The following thoughts have been written down in order to reduce it and to increase understanding.
Wintertime inevitably increases electricity bills. Nevertheless, there are simple ways to reduce energy consumption and thereby save even a little. Dajana Tiitsaar, Head of the Estonian Market for Customer Services at Eesti Energia, shares some tips.
From October 3 to November 7, you can submit an application to join or opt out of the universal electricity service at Omniva’s post offices. Only customers of Eesti Energia can perform operations at the service points.
The producer price of the universal service was announced today: 15,4 c/kWh. Electricity sellers add their justified costs related to the provision of the service, a reasonable business profit and value added tax to the producer price. From 1 October, Eesti Energia will be offering its customers a final universal service price of 19,2 c/kWh, plus a monthly fee of EUR 1.99 (prices include VAT).
In connection with the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, we hear often that Russia may disconnect the Baltic States from its large frequency band or desynchronize them. Hardi Puusepp, Head of Enefit Connect’s Control Centre, helps explain the topic.
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