Norway electricity price

Norway: day-ahead electricity prices per hour, including energy tax, grid fees and VAT — the all-in price, updated hourly.

On 21 October 2026 at 00:45 CET, electricity in Norway costs 3.304 kr per kWh all-in: a market price of 1.593 kr plus taxes and fees. Today's cheapest hour starts at 23:00 (3.267 kr), the most expensive at 09:00 (3.548 kr). Tomorrow's prices are usually published around 13:00 CET.

Hourly electricity prices in Norway on 21 October 2026 (CET, kr/kWh)
HourAll-in priceMarket price
00:003.3331.616
01:003.3061.594
02:003.2711.567
03:003.2751.570
04:003.2791.573
05:003.2821.576
06:003.3271.611
07:003.4941.745
08:003.5181.764
09:003.5481.788
10:003.5371.779
11:003.5241.769
12:003.4321.695
13:003.3601.638
14:003.3761.651
15:003.3861.659
16:003.4321.695
17:003.4401.702
18:003.4521.711
19:003.4431.704
20:003.3971.667
21:003.3251.610
22:003.3151.601
23:003.2671.563

What's the electricity price in Norway right now?

The price at the top of the page is what a kilowatt-hour actually costs you this hour — the market price plus energy tax, grid fee and VAT. It changes every hour, so it's worth a glance before you run the dishwasher or charge the car.

What am I actually paying for?

Four things: the wholesale market price, energy tax, your grid fee, and VAT on top of all of it. Only the market price moves hour to hour — the rest stay flat. You can see where each number comes from on the data page.

Why does the price sometimes go below zero?

On windy, sunny days there's more power than the country can use, and the market price can dip below zero. We show it as a real negative number rather than hiding it. The taxes and fees still apply, though, so what you pay all-in almost never drops that far.

When can I see tomorrow's prices?

Early afternoon, once the day-ahead market settles for the next day. After that you can plan ahead. Prices refresh on their own while the page is open.

Tomorrow's prices · Guide · Norsk

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