“Norwegian Price” for electricity! The government introduces a
The new fixed electricity price of 40 øre per kilowatt-hour, the so-called "Norwegian Price", is a step towards greater stability for households - emphasizes Prime Minister Jonas
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store, jointly with Energy Minister Terje Aasland, announced a landmark shift by setting a fixed power price of NOK 400/MWh (approximately EUR 34/MWh) for households.
In January 2025, the Norwegian Government proposed new measures to curb high electricity prices. Among these were the following proposals: To reduce VAT on grid tariffs with initial reductions down to 15 per cent. NHO Elektro, Norsk Varmepumpeforening, EFO, Zero and Naturvernforbundet
Norwegian households and businesses in the southwest are bearing the brunt of this surge. A report by News in English.No highlighted what Atle Simonsen of energy firm Lyse told state broadcaster NRK. Electricity prices, including distribution, taxes, and fees, exceeded NOK 13 (EUR 1.12) per kilowatt hour (kWh) this week.
Despite its abundant and inexpensive hydroelectric power, Norway's energy prices have increased domestically when European countries draw on that energy. Norway may have to revert to an old policy and allow those power exports only when its power demand is satisfied to the dissatisfaction of its European neighbors.
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