Consumers are puzzled: why are electricity bills so high despite the low average daily exchange price? In fact, the size of the electricity bill depends not only on the average exchange price, according to the Enefit blog. /nginx/o/2023/05/17/15328283t1h5069.jpg)
Light bulb. Illustrative photo. Photo: Mihkel Maripuu
Consumers are puzzled: why are electricity bills so high despite the low average daily exchange price? In fact, the size of the electricity bill depends not only on the average exchange price , the Enefit blog reports.
Translation: Anita Avakova
The exchange price of electricity changes every hour depending on supply and demand. Typically, the highest prices are in the morning and evening when people consume the most electricity. The daily price is calculated based on the average exchange price for the day.
