Electricity futures prices

The price of electricity for coming months and years as it is bought and sold right now on the derivatives exchange. These are the market's current view — not a forecast of what electricity will end up costing.

Exchange prices are VAT-free, as this is trading between companies. On this page 25,5 % VAT has been added so the figures are comparable with the other prices on the site. The figure is energy only: the seller's margin, transfer and electricity tax come on top.

Months

1,9Jul
5,2Aug
7,2Sep
8,7Oct
10,0Nov
10,2Dec
14,5Jan27
14,0Feb
10,7Mar
8,9Apr
realizedmarket price

For a finished month the figure is not an expectation but what electricity actually cost. The running month is still a market price, because it has not ended.

Quarters

13,02
Q1/27
▲ 0,16
5,92
Q2/27
▲ 0,01
4,19
Q3/27
▼ 0,01
7,56
Q4/27
▲ 0,19
10,28
Q1/28
▲ 0,19
5,35
Q2/28
▲ 0,10
4,32
Q3/28
▼ 0,06

Years

7,65
2027
▲ 0,09
7,02
2028
▲ 0,08
6,71
2029
▲ 0,02
6,70
2030
▲ 0,06
6,63
2031
·
6,72
2032
·

This is the row to hold a fixed-price offer against. A fixed price is usually above it — the seller takes on the risk of prices rising.

What should a fixed contract cost?

6 months
11,57
c/kWh
12 months
9,35
c/kWh
18 months
9,11
c/kWh
24 months
8,41
c/kWh
36 months
7,86
c/kWh

Calculated on a typical household consumption pattern · use your own consumption

Energy only, for the period a contract signed now would cover. A fixed offer is usually above this: the seller takes on the risk of prices rising. The standing charge, transfer and electricity tax come on top.

Has the market been right?

31.8. 9,83 → 29.9. 7,15 c/kWh37 % too high
Each bar is one trading day: the exchange price for Sep 2026 on that day. The dashed line is the last trading day before Sep began — the percentage is measured from there, the same point for every month. The last bar is the outcome, what Sep actually cost. · touch or swipe the bars to see each day's price

A futures price is the market's estimate at the time, not a forecast that comes true as such. The percentage compares the last price before the month began with what the month actually cost. The comparison point is the same for every month, so the rows compare with each other.

All completed months (3)
Comparison distance
MonthEstimate just beforeOutcomeDifference
Sep 20269,837,1537 % too high
Aug 20264,705,189 % too low
Jul 20264,031,93109 % too high

The comparison figure is the last futures settlement before delivery started — the market's final view before the month began. This is the shortest distance, and its answer can differ sharply from the longer ones: the closer to delivery, the less is left to guess.

How the price has moved

Contract08/09nowchange
Q1 202713,7913,02-6 %
Year 20277,597,65+1 %

The baseline is 30 days ago (08/09). The window is fixed, so the figure means the same thing every day. If you are considering a fixed contract, this tells you whether you would be locking into a rising or a falling price.

Source: EEX, Finnish area price futures settlements, 07/10/2026.