Kvartaalisähkö Time
Kvartaalisähkö Time is a flexible choice with no fixed-term commitment. Your electricity price is reviewed four times a year—in January, April, July, and October—to reflect market conditions.
With a Time-of-Use contract, the daytime energy rate applies every day from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
- Basic fee: 3,99 €/kk
- Indefinitely valid
Who is a Kvartaalisähkö contract for?
A Kvartaalisähkö is ideal for customers who do not want to commit to a fixed-term electricity contract. You can terminate the contract at any time with 14 days’ notice.
The contract offers more predictable electricity costs, as the price is reviewed and updated on scheduled dates four times a year rather than changing unexpectedly.
Kvartaalisähkö Time is available to customers with an annual electricity consumption of less than 50 MWh.
Kvartaalisähkö prices are updated four times a year
The energy price of a Kvartaalisähkö contracts are based on electricity market prices in the electricity derivatives market. The contract price is updated four times a year, with new pricing periods beginning on 1 January, 1 April, 1 July, and 1 October.
The price for each new period is announced one month before it takes effect:
- The price for the first period of the year is announced on the last day of November.
- The price for the second period is announced on the last day of February.
- The price for the third period is announced on the last day of May.
- The price for the fourth period is announced on the last day of August.
The price includes electricity trading costs and other associated costs, such as profile costs. Updated prices are announced at least one month before the start of each new pricing period.
Where Our Electricity Comes From
5,1 % of the electricity sold by Keravan Energia is produced at our own power plants. In addition, Keravan Energia owns shares in other Finnish power plants, with electricity generated from these sources accounting for 27,5 % of our total electricity sales. The remaining 67,4% is purchased from the electricity exchange.
In 2025, the electricity we sold was produced using the following energy sources: 42,1 % renewable energy (water power, wind power, and bioenergy), 35,3 % fossil fuels, and 22.6% nuclear power.
The specific carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel-based electricity production were 235,26 g/kWh. The amount of spent nuclear fuel generated was 0.95 mg/kWh.