On Thursday morning, the price of electricity jumped to an alarming rate. On Friday, prices will return to spring levels, and prices will be even cheaper in the coming months.
Electricity prices will return to normal tomorrow, Friday.
The most expensive hour of the day comes at nine in the morning, when stock market electricity costs 14.3 cents per kilowatt hour including tax. During the day, the taxable price varies between 4 and 7 cents per kilowatt-hour, starting at 19-20 on Friday and rising again to more than 10 cents.
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The cheapest hour of the next day is 2 a.m. the following night, when the tariff price of electricity is 3.6 cents per kilowatt hour.
Thursday-like prices, up to 49 cents per kilowatt hour, will not be seen on Thursday. From the point of view of statistical data, a return to normalcy is ahead.
Electricity stock market prices in February-May were 6-8 cents per kilowatt-hour, calculated using a four-week moving average. In April, prices fell by more than 5 cents, but rebounded by the end of May.
Electricity price In the near future, it is likely that the price of electricity will decrease in the months of May-June. Since then, as the heat subsides, the price has gradually increased. In future, the price level of April will be exceeded only at the end of this year.
