Electricity Contract Comparison · oik.ee

Discounted prices and monthly fees on campaign rows are computed 6-month averages: the reduced campaign-period price blended with the normal price for the rest of the period.

Discounted prices and monthly fees on campaign rows are computed 12-month averages: the reduced campaign-period price blended with the normal price for the rest of the period.

Discounted prices and monthly fees on campaign rows are computed 24-month averages: the reduced campaign-period price blended with the normal price for the rest of the period.

Discounted prices and monthly fees on campaign rows are computed 36-month averages: the reduced campaign-period price blended with the normal price for the rest of the period.

Discounted prices and monthly fees on campaign rows are computed 12-month averages: the reduced campaign-period price blended with the normal price for the rest of the period.

The base price is the contract's fixed starting price. The realized price is the base price ± a consumption impact, determined monthly by when electricity is used relative to spot prices — shifting usage to cheap hours can bring the realized price below the base, and vice versa. Example: base 8,35 c/kWh with a monthly impact of −1,20 → you pay 7,15 c/kWh; +1,20 → 9,55 c/kWh.

A campaign row's discounted monthly fee is a computed average over the whole contract term: the campaign period's 0 € combined with the normal fee for the rest.

Lowest base only marks the lowest starting price. The Estimate column computes the cost (€/mo or €/yr, your choice) from the consumption and impact you enter — it is your own scenario, not a promise of the realized price — and the green cell marks your scenario's cheapest in each term. Switching the unit never changes the order; the same impact applies to every row, so the order only shifts through monthly-fee differences.