Compare electricity contracts
Select contract types below to compare them side by side and find the best option for your business.
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All contract types
Fixed price
You pay a fixed price per kWh throughout the contract period, regardless of market price movements.
Advantages
- ✓ Predictable costs
- ✓ Simple budgeting
- ✓ Protection against price increases
Disadvantages
- – No benefit from price drops
- – Often higher entry price
- – Lock-in period
Variable price
The price follows Nord Pool's spot price hour by hour or monthly, plus a mark-up from the electricity supplier.
Advantages
- ✓ Historically lower average price
- ✓ No lock-in period
- ✓ Follows the market
Disadvantages
- – Harder to budget
- – Risk during price spikes
- – Requires monitoring
Mixed contract
A combination of fixed and variable pricing. Part of the volume is hedged while the rest follows the spot price.
Advantages
- ✓ Balance between security and flexibility
- ✓ Partial protection against peaks
- ✓ Customisable
Disadvantages
- – More complex
- – Requires understanding of the split
- – Varies between suppliers
Portfolio management
A professional manager hedges your energy on an ongoing basis based on market analysis and your risk profile.
Advantages
- ✓ Professional management
- ✓ Optimised hedging
- ✓ Tailored to your business
Disadvantages
- – Management fee
- – Requires larger volumes
- – Less direct control
