*The price week will vary clearly: Wednesday and especially next Monday will be the most expensive, while the rest of the week will stay more moderate.* The forecast was updated on Tuesday at 21:04. | | average
price
¢/kWh | min - max
¢/kWh | wind power
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°C | |:-------------|:----------------:|:----------------:|:-------------:|:-------------:| | **Wednesday** | 11,0 | 3,1 - 18,1 | 314 - 6022 | -8,3 | | **Thursday** | 7,3 | 3,4 - 14,6 | 3924 - 6198 | -5,8 | | **Friday** | 5,8 | 3,5 - 8,5 | 1458 - 3821 | -2,6 | | **Saturday** | 5,9 | 3,7 - 7,8 | 1840 - 3701 | -2,7 | | **Sunday** | 7,3 | 3,6 - 11,9 | 2063 - 3676 | -3,9 | | **Monday** | 12,9 | 6,9 - 26,8 | 833 - 1925 | -3,4 | | **Tuesday** | 8,6 | 3,3 - 17,2 | 1089 - 3969 | -1,7 | The price level will vary markedly between days. On **Wednesday**, the average price will rise to 11,0 cents, and the range will reach 18,1 cents. The day’s average temperature will drop to -8,3°C. In the evening, prices will fall sharply, and the cheapest hours will fall around 20–22, with the price dipping to 3,1–3,5 cents. Among the coming days, **Thursday** will have an average price of 7,3 cents, and the forecast will include a risk of hourly price spikes on individual hours. On **Monday**, the week will become clearly more expensive, as the average price will climb to 12,9 cents and the daily maximum will reach 26,8 cents. On Monday, wind power will remain weak, and the minimum output will fall to 833 MW. The risk of price spikes will be high, and the most expensive hours in the forecast will fall around 7–9. On **Tuesday**, the price level will ease to an average of 8,6 cents, but Tuesday will also retain a high risk of individual price spikes, with the peak set around 9–11. *Forecast condensed by gpt-5.2.* 🔌