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Electricity prices · Norway NO5

2022 · Europe/Oslo

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Market price only. Supplier fees, network charges and taxes are not included.

Period average

19.21ct/kWh

Complete days: 365 / 365

Lowest interval

0.0040ct/kWh

Market price

Highest interval

80.00ct/kWh

Market price

Monthly averages

2022 · ct/kWh

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Electricity prices · Norway NO5 · 2022Bars show time-weighted averages. Gaps mean missing data, not zero. January · 13.69 ct/kWh · Complete February · 11.95 ct/kWh · Complete March · 19.23 ct/kWh · Complete April · 18.12 ct/kWh · Complete May · 16.31 ct/kWh · Complete June · 14.57 ct/kWh · Complete July · 16.38 ct/kWh · Complete August · 34.82 ct/kWh · Complete September · 35.47 ct/kWh · Complete October · 12.66 ct/kWh · Complete November · 10.85 ct/kWh · Complete December · 25.80 ct/kWh · Complete

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Electricity prices · Norway NO5 · 2022
MonthPeriod average ct/kWhData coverage
January 13.69 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
February 11.95 ct/kWhComplete28 / 28
March 19.23 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
April 18.12 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
May 16.31 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
June 14.57 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
July 16.38 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
August 34.82 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
September 35.47 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
October 12.66 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
November 10.85 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
December 25.80 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31

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