Electricity Prices Hit Highest Level Since June
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Low production from wind turbines and the situation around the Strait of Hormuz are sending electricity prices skyrocketing, writes Norlys.
Low production from wind turbines and the situation around the Strait of Hormuz are sending electricity prices skyrocketing, writes Norlys
Thursday evening will be one of the most expensive electricity hours of the year. Calm weather and high gas prices will send the pure electricity price up to 3.5 kroner per kWh throughout the country.
If you are considering turning on the dishwasher or cooking on Thursday evening, it may be more expensive than usual. The price of electricity is rising to its highest level in several months. Norlys writes in a press release. At 7 p.m., the pure electricity price hits 3.50 kroner per kilowatt-hour. This is due, among other things, to calm weather and expensive gas prices, while electricity consumption peaks when most people come home and cook, …
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