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Electricity spot price today, 10 November

Tuesday, 10 November ·
Weather now · TallinnMeasured at Pirita weather station · 13:36
5°Cloudy feels like 2°
08:03Sunrise
16:06Sunset
6 m/sWind from the southgusts up to 8 m/s
759 mmHgAir pressure
76%Humidity
0%Chance of rain

Weather data: observations Estonian Environment Agency, forecast MET Norway, CC BY 4.0

Extreme spot price today 13:45–21:15, highest 0.560 €/kWh

0.200€/kWh

Valid 13:45–14:00

Nord Pool · without charges and taxes

Price level is expensive right now. At 14:00 the price gets expensive: 0.451 €/kWh.

In generalExpensive
Compared to this dayCheaper
Prices as a table

0.200€/kWh

Valid 13:45–14:00

Nord Pool · without charges and taxes

Next change14:00 ↑ 0.451 €/kWh

In generalExpensive
Compared to this dayCheaper

Today's price curve

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Now · 13:45–14:000.200 €/kWh
0.200 · Expensive
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  • Cheap≤ 0.05 €/kWh
  • Average0.05–0.15 €/kWh
  • Expensive0.15–0.25 €/kWh
  • Extreme≥ 0.25 €/kWh
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Prices as a table

Electricity price chart today

Now 0.200 €/kWh Expensive

€/kWh0.500.400.300.200.100.00
Sunrise08:03
Sunset16:06
00:0003:0006:0009:0012:0015:0018:0021:0024:00
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Lowest 0.161 03:45–04:00Average 0.305Highest 0.560 14:45–15:00
Cheapest today 21:00–24:00 3 h · average 0.230 €/kWh
Most expensive today 14:15–17:15 3 h · average 0.473 €/kWh

Monthly average spot price

€/kWh · Nord Pool Estonia, without grid charge and taxes
  1. 0.096Nov2025
  2. 0.074Dec
  3. 0.154Jan2026
  4. 0.155Feb
  5. 0.061Mar
  6. 0.055Apr
  7. 0.060May
  8. 0.064Jun
  9. 0.044Jul
  10. 0.059Aug
  11. 0.075Sep
  12. 0.082Oct
  13. 0.194Novso far

November so far 0.194 · November a year ago 0.096

Today's prices as a table

10 NovemberNord Pool spot prices, without grid charge and taxes€/kWh

Lowest 0.161 €/kWh 03:45–04:00Average 0.305 €/kWh Today's averageHighest 0.560 €/kWh 14:45–15:00
00:00–01:00a pricier quarter-hour within the hour0.208 €/kWhaverage
00:00–01:000.208 €/kWh
01:00–02:000.199 €/kWhaverage
01:00–02:000.199 €/kWh
02:00–03:000.181 €/kWhaverage
02:00–03:000.181 €/kWh
03:00–04:000.170 €/kWhaverage
03:00–04:000.170 €/kWh
04:00–05:000.198 €/kWhaverage
04:00–05:000.198 €/kWh
05:00–06:000.185 €/kWhaverage
05:00–06:000.185 €/kWh
06:00–07:00a pricier quarter-hour within the hour0.246 €/kWhaverage
06:00–07:000.246 €/kWh
07:00–08:000.227 €/kWhaverage
07:00–08:000.227 €/kWh
08:00–09:000.306 €/kWhaverage
08:00–09:000.306 €/kWh
09:00–10:000.437 €/kWhaverage
09:00–10:000.437 €/kWh
10:00–11:000.425 €/kWhaverage
10:00–11:000.425 €/kWh
11:00–12:000.384 €/kWhaverage
11:00–12:000.384 €/kWh
12:00–13:000.350 €/kWhaverage
12:00–13:000.350 €/kWh
13:00–14:00Now0.325 €/kWhaverage
13:00–14:00 · now0.325 €/kWh
14:00–15:000.502 €/kWhaverage
14:00–15:000.502 €/kWh
15:00–16:000.475 €/kWhaverage
15:00–16:000.475 €/kWh
16:00–17:000.431 €/kWhaverage
16:00–17:000.431 €/kWh
17:00–18:000.417 €/kWhaverage
17:00–18:000.417 €/kWh
18:00–19:000.364 €/kWhaverage
18:00–19:000.364 €/kWh
19:00–20:000.323 €/kWhaverage
19:00–20:000.323 €/kWh
20:00–21:000.286 €/kWhaverage
20:00–21:000.286 €/kWh
21:00–22:00a pricier quarter-hour within the hour0.236 €/kWhaverage
21:00–22:000.236 €/kWh
22:00–23:000.210 €/kWhaverage
22:00–23:000.210 €/kWh
23:00–24:00a pricier quarter-hour within the hour0.242 €/kWhaverage
23:00–24:000.242 €/kWh

a pricier quarter-hour within the hour

10.11.2026 · Nord Pool spot price in €/kWh, without grid charge, taxes or VAT.
TimeSpot price
00:00–01:00 a pricier quarter-hour within the hour 0.208
01:00–02:00 0.199
02:00–03:00 0.181
03:00–04:00 0.170
04:00–05:00 0.198
05:00–06:00 0.185
06:00–07:00 a pricier quarter-hour within the hour 0.245
07:00–08:00 0.227
08:00–09:00 0.306
09:00–10:00 0.437
10:00–11:00 0.425
11:00–12:00 0.384
12:00–13:00 0.350
13:00–14:00 Now 0.325
14:00–15:00 0.502
15:00–16:00 0.475
16:00–17:00 0.431
17:00–18:00 0.417
18:00–19:00 0.364
19:00–20:00 0.323
20:00–21:00 0.286
21:00–22:00 a pricier quarter-hour within the hour 0.236
22:00–23:00 0.210
23:00–24:00 a pricier quarter-hour within the hour 0.242

a pricier quarter-hour within the hour

Estonia's electricity balance

Where the electricity comes from right now

Measured data from Elering. Elering publishes it with a one-hour delay.

As of 12:4562 min ago+ / − vs yesterday at the same time
Estonia, other productionEstonia, renewableImport from FinlandTotal 2 008 MW: 1 148 MW is consumed in Estonia, 860 MW goes on to neighbours
Consumption1 148 MW−35 MWEstonia in total
Production in Estonia1 007 MW+36 MWof which renewable 94 MW
Shortfall140 MW−71 MW12 % of consumption is imported
Flows with neighboursFrom Finland 1 000 MW+4 MWOn to Latvia 860 MW+74 MW

Market factors

What is driving today's spot price

Each marker assesses only its own factor, not the whole price. The basis for comparison is stated under the marker.

Data collected 09.11 15:10

Wind (Finland + Estonia) · −36 %

How much wind is expected?

Wind power is cheap. When it blows harder in Finland and Estonia, fewer costly plants have to run.

Finland wind, today average
3 681 MW
Finland wind, yesterday average
5 816 MW
Estonia wind, today average
136 MW
Estonia wind, yesterday average
165 MW
Total change
−36 %

Source: Fingrid (CC BY 4.0) · ENTSO-E · as of 09.11 15:10

Solar (Estonia) · —

How much sun is expected?

Solar power pushes the midday price down. The data covers Estonia.

There is no data on this factor at the moment.

Source: — · as of 09.11 15:10

Consumption (Estonia) · +2 %

How much electricity will be used?

The more is consumed, the more expensive the plants that have to be switched on.

Estonian consumption, today average
1 034 MW
Estonian consumption, yesterday average
1 019 MW
Change
+2 %

Source: ENTSO-E · as of 09.11 15:10

Neighbours' price · +12 %

What are neighbours' prices doing?

Estonia's price moves with its neighbours: when Finland is cheap and the lines are free, cheap electricity flows here.

ZoneToday averageYesterday averageChange
Finland0.104 €/kWh0.015 €/kWh+613 %
Latvia0.411 €/kWh0.411 €/kWhunchanged
Lithuania0.423 €/kWh0.412 €/kWh+3 %
Sweden (SE3)0.275 €/kWh0.248 €/kWh+11 %

Source: ENTSO-E · as of 09.11 15:10

Finnish nuclear plants · 1 755 MW

Which plants are offline?

When a large plant is under maintenance, the same electricity has to come from a costlier plant or from further away. Finland's nuclear plants matter for Estonia's price, because a large share of our electricity comes through EstLink. The marker counts only Finland's nuclear plants; the list shows all reported outages.

Reported outages (Nord Pool UMM)

UnitMissingTypeToReason
Olkiluoto 3 (FI)1 600 MWoutage18.11Yearly maintenance
G-1 (EE)270 MWoutage16.11Boiler ducts maintenance
G8 (EE)185 MWoutage12.118K-2 furnace cleaning, 8K-1 boiler leakage, slurry pump station maintenance
Olkiluoto 2 (FI)155 MWoutage18.4.2027Generator rotor limitation
Iru 2 (EE)94 MWshut down1.1.2034Due to end of validity time of the enviromental complex permit exception and end of derogation of li…
EstLink 1 and 2 (Finland–Estonia)
in operation
Finnish nuclear capacity missing
1 755 / 4 394 MW

Daily data for Estonia's plants is missing.

Source: Nord Pool UMM · as of 09.11 15:10

Fossil generation · 49 %

How many costly plants are running?

Oil shale and gas plants are expensive. The larger their share in the evening peak, the higher the price.

Days observed
2.11–8.11
Share of costly plants in the evening peak
49 %
Share of costly plants in the afternoon
46 %
Evening peak, at
17–21
Marker “few costly plants”
share of costly plants in the evening peak under 30 %
Marker “many costly plants”
share of costly plants in the evening peak over 50 %

Estonia's generation by type, 7 days (ENTSO-E A75)

Liik7 p keskmineTipp
oil shale301 MW502 MW
onshore wind242 MW497 MW
biomass85 MW99 MW
coal-derived gas67 MW72 MW
solar52 MW528 MW
storage20 MW162 MW
waste17 MW18 MW
natural gas5 MW6 MW

Source: ENTSO-E · as of 09.11 15:10

Gas storage · 73 %

How much gas is in Europe's storage?

When storage is emptier than on the same day last year, gas is more expensive in winter. Gas plants often set the spot price on cold evenings.

0 %fill level 73.0 % · a year ago 82.8 %100 %

EU storage fill level
73.0 %
Same day last year
82.8 %
Difference from the same day last year
−9.9 percentage points
Gas day
06.11.2026 (preliminary)
Marker “fuller”
over 5 percentage points more than a year ago
Marker “emptier”
over 5 percentage points less than a year ago

Source: GIE AGSI+ · as of 09.11 15:10

Import from Finland · 1 009 MW From Finland

How much electricity comes from Finland?

Electricity from Finland is usually cheaper than electricity from Estonia's own plants. The number is the day's average scheduled flow.

Daily average flow
1 009 MW From Finland
Highest flow
1 016 MW From Finland
Lowest flow
904 MW From Finland
Hours from / to Finland
24 / 0

Source: ENTSO-E · as of 09.11 15:10

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Cheap0.00–0.05 €/kWh
Average0.05–0.15 €/kWh
Expensive0.15–0.25 €/kWh
Extremeabove 0.25 €/kWh

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The line shows the Nord Pool spot price for the Estonian price area per kilowatt-hour. Grid charge, state charges, supplier margin and VAT are not included — they are added in the total price.
Nord Pool spot price, without grid charge, taxes or VAT. Source: Nord Pool day-ahead prices for the Estonian price area, as published by Elering.

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Elektrilevi price list. The calculation uses the selected grid package and the charges, excise duty and VAT rate valid on the date.

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Prices updated 9 Nov 14:55

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