In today’s fast-paced world, having security and protection is crucial. We often insure our homes, cars and even our health, but have you ever considered insuring your electrical appliances, for example?
Estonians’ interest in producing electricity from the sun is growing. This is confirmed both by the number of electricity producers joining the grid and connection applications from micro-producers, which are setting new records this year. In order to better manage monthly expenses and income from produced electricity, we recommend considering a storage solution.
Energy saving starts with small changes. We have created an exciting virtual tour that introduces smart energy solutions, which you can use to make your home electricity consumption more energy-efficient and green – both inside and out.
Producing your own green energy is one of the easiest environmentally friendly changes to make in your life. Solar panels help reduce your ecological footprint, save on electricity costs and sell electricity back to the power network. In order to make the most of the energy you have produced, we recommend purchasing an energy storage device in addition to the panels.
Market prices of electricity that skyrocketed during the energy crisis have now started to fall. The price lists of electricity packages have also changed with the market’s slowdown. While the universal service was the cheapest option in the last months of last year, it is today the most expensive one. This creates confusion among consumers and makes them wonder how to be protected against market volatility.
Fixed-rate packages are an excellent choice for those consumers who are looking for stability in today’s ever-changing energy market and want to mitigate the risks of price increases. The “Fixed 6” package fixes the price of electricity at a favourable level for half a year – so the price for a kilowatt-hour of electricity will be the same for you for the next six months.
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