Live Nord Pool spot prices for Finland, updated hourly. Includes VAT 25.5%.
In Finland, spot electricity (pörssisähkö) means your electricity price changes every hour based on the Nord Pool market price. About 50% of Finnish households use spot pricing. The price varies by supply and demand – wind, hydro power, temperature, and time of day all affect it. By shifting your usage to cheaper hours, you can save hundreds of euros per year.
Tomorrow's prices are published daily at around 13:00–14:00. Bookmark this page and check it each morning to plan your high-consumption activities.
Read the full guide →Usually the cheapest hours of the day. Run your dishwasher, washing machine, and charge your EV overnight. Set timers in the evening.
Often cheaper due to solar and wind production, especially in summer. A good window for high-consumption tasks during the day.
Typically the most expensive hours when everyone uses electricity at once. Delay laundry, cooking, and EV charging if possible.