Wind power is one of the cleanest forms of energy production in use. As wind electricity is produced through wind power, it is zero-emission electricity. By selecting our Wind Power product for an indefinite period, you can contribute to the increased use of renewable energy in Finland.
| General electricity | |
|---|---|
| Energy | 20,00 cent per kWh |
| Basic charge | 3,50 € per month |
| Night-time electricity | |
| Daytime energy | 20,95 cent per kWh |
| Night-time energy | 18,79 cent per kWh |
| Basic charge | 3,50 € per month |
| Season-rate electricity | |
| Winter weekday | 21,89 cent per kWh |
| Other times | 18,87 cent per kWh |
| Basic charge | 3,50 € per month |
The prices include 24% VAT.
The prices concern contracts of an indefinite duration while the fuse size is no more than 3 x 63A.
| General electricity | |
|---|---|
| Basic charge | 3.50 € per month |
| Energy | 5,94 cent per kWh |
| Night-time electricity | |
| Basic charge | 3.50 € per month |
| Daytime energy | 6,28 cent per kWh |
| Night-time energy | 5,42 cent per kWh |
| Season-rate electricity | |
| Basic charge | 3.50 € per month |
| Winter weekday | 6,91 cent per kWh |
| Other times | 5,48 cent per kWh |
The prices include 24% VAT.
The prices concern contracts of an indefinite duration while the fuse size is no more than 3 x 63A.
Wind power is a green choice for a more ecological lifestyle.
Our wind power is produced in Finland on wind farms in Vaasa, Tornio, Teuva, Kristiinankaupunki and Ilmajoki.
Using renewable energy sources is a more environmentally friendly way of producing energy.
Buying green electricity is easy, just choose the Wind Electricity product when you make an electricity contract.
As an electricity supplier, we must not sell more electricity certified as wind electricity than we have produced or otherwise acquired. Thus, as a buyer of green electricity, you can be sure that wind power is also produced as much as you use electricity.
The origin of the electricity we sold in 2019 was divided between renewable energy, nuclear power and fossil energy sources. Of these, renewable energy accounted for 37,3%, nuclear power 34,8% and fossil energy 27,9%.
The specific emissions of CO2 from electricity sold in 2019 were 153 g/kWh. 0.9 mg/kWh of spent nuclear fuel was generated to produce electricity.
