Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular, but their growing use presents new challenges – particularly for residents of apartment buildings. If you already own an electric car or are planning to buy one, but it isn’t possible to install a charger at your residence, one inevitable question arises: where can you charge your car?
A modern home is no longer just walls and a roof – it is a complete system where lighting, security, energy management and comfort work hand in hand. That’s exactly the case for Kaido, a user of Enefit’s high-speed internet, whose home is full of smart solutions that rely daily on a stable and fast connection.
In recent summers, there have been several instances where electricity prices dropped below zero and forced producers to actually pay to sell electricity to the market. This has led many solar panel owners to ask: Is my solar park even worth it under such conditions?
Are you among those people who switch to an exchange package in spring and fix the price in autumn to avoid winter price peaks? If so, we have good news for you – Enefit offers the Seasonal Secure electricity package, which will automatically do this switch for you.
In order to have electricity at home, two separate contracts need to be concluded: a network contract and an electricity contract. Here, we explain what each contract involves and how they are connected.
In today’s world, a fast and reliable internet connection is essential, but many might not know that not all internet networks are the same.
Many people automatically associate home battery solutions with solar panels, but in fact, a battery storage device can be a worthwhile investment even if you don’t have any solar panels.
Google has published a list of the year’s most searched words. At the top of the ranking we also find the keyword ‘electricity exchange price’. Indeed, the price of electricity has often been a topic of discussion, especially when it is expensive. Among other things, the year was marked by the failure of Estlink 2 and the resulting increase in electricity prices in the summer, when we would otherwise enjoy rather low prices thanks to high renewable energy production.
With the arrival of colder weather and the holidays, most of us are spending more time at home, which means a surge in electricity consumption. We’re sharing tips and suggestions on what you can do at home to spend this year’s holidays in a more environmentally and wallet-friendly way.
Data from Elektrilevi for the third quarter of this year confirms a steady growth in both the number of electricity producers and the amount of energy generated in Estonia. Micro-producers, including households, play a significant and growing role in this sector.
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