The competitiveness of Finnish industry and business is the sum of many factors, but one of them is now playing a particularly prominent role, namely the price of electricity.
Over the last 12 months, the average price of electricity on the exchange has been only 4.69 cents/kWh (including 25.5% VAT). This is a historically exceptionally low level, which gives Finnish companies an edge in international competition.
And it’s not a coincidence.
The Finnish electricity market is now undergoing a fundamental structural change:
Together, these factors create an oversupply that will keep electricity prices low for years to come. For businesses, this is a golden opportunity – but only if it is seized.
Low electricity prices alone do not guarantee a competitive advantage. The real benefits will only be realised when a company knows how to take full advantage of it. It means:
You need a partner who understands both the technology and the market. With the right skills, cheap electricity becomes a strategic asset.
At LeaseGreen, we help companies turn low electricity prices into a tangible competitive advantage. Our solutions connect:
The benefits of cheap electricity are particularly great for heat pump solutions: cheap electricity allows heat and cooling to be produced at the best price on the market – while reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
With electricity prices now on your side, we’ll make sure you stay one step ahead of the competition.
Contact us today to turn the era of cheap electricity into your era of victory.
Jere Kilpi
Director, Commercial Solutions
+358 40 451 3976
jere.kilpi@leasegreen.com
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