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These long-term impacts, coupled with the suspension of electricity imports from Russia, have driven the price of electricity to more than 80 euros per megawatt hour. In the beginning of January, however, electricity prices reached a high of almost 200 euros per megawatt hour. In the summer of 2020, electricity prices were only about 20 euros per megawatt hour.
KL spoke with Toni Sjöblom, an analyst at energy firm Gasum, about the recent developments impacting Finnish electric bills.
"There is talk of an estimated price increase of 20-30 euros per megawatt hour during May," Sjöblom told KL.
However, Sjöblom maintained a positive outlook on the situation.
"Looking ahead into the future, the market situation will calm down and more wind power will be available in Finland, and the impact of cutting off Russian electricity imports will be much smaller. In the longer term, it could drop around five euros per megawatt hour," Sjöblom emphasised. |
