According to TV2's weather website, electricity prices for Monday will be the same as yesterday, Sunday, at their lowest level in three weeks, thanks to winds that are stimulating turbines to produce green energy.
For most of the day, electricity will cost around 2.3 kroner per kilowatt-hour including VAT, but not including fees.
And you can through Click here to follow the electricity price hour by hour Planning ahead, for example, is important when you need to do laundry, charge your electric car, or use high-heat appliances like cooking or ironing. Please note that prices in eastern and western Denmark are often the same, but there may be some differences on certain days.
The electricity price shown in the link excludes taxes and network tariffs, so the final price will be higher. Electricity tax and network tariffs are typically around 1.5 kroner; however, network tariffs are more expensive from October to March between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
