Cheapest hour · TODAY
3,98 snt/kWh
klo 01–02
Fri Sep 11
Electricity price tomorrow
Electricity price in Finland today by the hour and by 15-minute quarter — see the cheapest and most expensive periods plus Fingrid's official wind power and consumption forecasts. Tomorrow's spot prices update automatically as soon as Nord Pool publishes them at ~14:00 Finnish time.
Tomorrow's prices are published today at 14:00
Meanwhile we show today's hourly prices. The page updates automatically once Nord Pool publishes tomorrow's prices.
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Most expensive hour · TODAY
17,97 snt/kWh
klo 20–21
24h average · TODAY
8,49 snt/kWh
Today's electricity price by the hour and quarter-hour
Electricity price in Finland today by the hour and by 15-minute quarter. Green bars are the cheapest periods (below 8 c/kWh), yellow 8–12 c/kWh, red over 12 c/kWh. Switch between hour and quarter-hour view from the button above. Hover or tap a bar to see the exact price.
Sources: Nord Pool · ENTSO-E Transparency Platform · Fingrid
Electricity price today — hourly table
All 24 hours in a scannable table. Compare each hour to the 24-hour average. Table shows today; tomorrow updates after 14:00.
| Hour | Price (c/kWh) | vs. 24h avg | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01–02 | 3,98 | −4,51 | Cheap |
| 02–03 | 4,02 | −4,47 | Cheap |
| 03–04 | 4,03 | −4,46 | Cheap |
| 04–05 | 4,03 | −4,46 | Cheap |
| 05–06 ← now | 4,24 | −4,25 | Cheap |
| 06–07 | 4,57 | −3,93 | Cheap |
| 07–08 | 6,51 | −1,98 | Cheap |
| 08–09 | 8,05 | −0,44 | Medium |
| 09–10 | 9,21 | +0,72 | Medium |
| 10–11 | 8,08 | −0,41 | Medium |
| 11–12 | 7,11 | −1,38 | Cheap |
| 12–13 | 6,21 | −2,28 | Cheap |
| 13–14 | 6,25 | −2,24 | Cheap |
| 14–15 | 6,23 | −2,26 | Cheap |
| 15–16 | 6,08 | −2,42 | Cheap |
| 16–17 | 6,33 | −2,17 | Cheap |
| 17–18 | 7,79 | −0,70 | Cheap |
| 18–19 | 14,43 | +5,94 | Expensive |
| 19–20 | 16,65 | +8,16 | Expensive |
| 20–21 | 17,97 | +9,48 | Expensive |
| 21–22 | 16,25 | +7,76 | Expensive |
| 22–23 | 16,33 | +7,83 | Expensive |
| 23–00 | 10,97 | +2,48 | Medium |
Green = under 8 c/kWh, Yellow = 8–12 c/kWh, Red = over 12 c/kWh. All prices include 25.5% VAT.
What affects tomorrow's electricity price
Two biggest drivers of tomorrow's electricity price on the Nord Pool market: wind power generation (supply) and consumption (demand). Data from Fingrid, Finland's national grid operator — the same source that reports every 3–5 minutes on the state of the Finnish electricity system.
💨 Wind power forecast
0,5 GW avg
Range: 0,2–1,3 GW
Low wind → raises spot price. Time-shift consumption if possible.
How to save electricity today
Personalised recommendations for tomorrow will update automatically after 14:00. Meanwhile, here are the remaining cheapest hours today:
- Storage electric heating & EV charging — the 3 cheapest hours are 05–06, 06–07, 15–16. Schedule these devices to charge here.
- Hot water heater — cheapest night hour 05–06 at 4,24 c/kWh.
- Sauna, dishwasher, washing machine — cheapest daytime hour 12–13 at 6,21 c/kWh.
- Avoid the peaks — morning peak 09–10 (9,21 c/kWh) and evening peak 20–21 (17,97 c/kWh).
- Heat pump — smart thermostats automatically adjust room temperature during peak hours.
Today's savings potential: peak vs. cheapest night hour differs by 13,73 c/kWh. Shifting a 3 kWh task saves 0,41 €.
When are tomorrow's electricity prices published?
Nord Pool publishes tomorrow\'s spot prices for all 24 hours around 14:00 Finnish time. The prices are the result of the day-ahead auction, where electricity producers and buyers submit their supply and demand bids for each hour of the next day.
The auction closes at 12:00 CET (13:00 Finnish time in winter, 14:00 EEST in summer). Nord Pool calculates the equilibrium price for each hour based on supply and demand, and publishes the results shortly after.
Why 14:00 and not earlier?
The 14:00 publication time is standardised across the Nordic electricity market. The delay ensures that transmission constraints between countries are also solved — if Finland has more expensive electricity than Sweden, market coupling automatically increases imports from Sweden, and the final prices reflect the physical grid capacity.
What can you do before 14:00?
- Use today\'s cheapest hours — see the table above and time your consumption accordingly.
- Check the Fingrid wind and consumption forecast — a windy day usually means lower prices, a cold peak-consumption day usually means higher prices.
- Verify time control settings — make sure your storage heater, water heater and EV charger have automatic Nord Pool-based time control.
- Return after 14:00 — this page updates automatically as soon as tomorrow\'s prices are available.
Frequently asked questions
When are tomorrow's spot electricity prices published?
Nord Pool publishes tomorrow's hourly spot prices on weekdays around 14:00 Finnish time. Verrokit updates this page automatically as soon as prices are available.
How reliable is the tomorrow price forecast?
Nord Pool prices for tomorrow are contractually confirmed — not a forecast but the actual price you will pay. Wind and consumption forecasts on this page are Fingrid's official next-24h forecasts and typically land within 10–20% accuracy.
What time is cheapest tomorrow?
Tomorrow's cheapest hour is shown at the top of this page. Typically the cheapest hours are 02–05 at night (when wind generation is high and consumption low), and the most expensive are 07–09 morning peak and 17–20 evening peak.
How can I benefit from tomorrow's cheap hours?
Schedule high-consumption devices (storage electric heating, EV charging, hot water heater, dishwasher, washing machine) to the cheapest hours. Many smart meters have time control that can automatically use the cheapest Nord Pool hours.