Your new electricity contract for anywhere in Finland

Typically, you'll find the following electricity contract types in Finland:

Market-priced electricity: the price varies hourly according to the price of electricity in the Nord Pool power market. With this contract type, you don't usually have to commit to a fixed term. You can terminate the contract with a 14-day notice period. You can learn more about our market-price electricity contract here.

Fixed-term contract: you pay a fixed price (cents/kWh) and you commit to the contract for its term. The term is typically 1–2 years. You can learn more about our fixed-term electricity contracts here.

Hybrdic contract: this is a relatively new contract type that combines a fixed basic rate with a variable margin reflecting the market price. You can learn more about our Hybrid contract here.

Fixed-price 'basic' contract: you pay a fixed price but the energy company can change the prices. They have to give you a notice 30 days in advance. With this contract type, you don't commit to a fixed term and you can terminate it with a 14-day notice. You can learn more about our basic contract here.