Stable and easy fixed-term electricity contract for 6, 12 or 24 months
Make a fixed-term contract where the price remains the same throughout the contract period and no carbon dioxide emissions are created during electricity production. If you move house, terminating a fixed-term contract is also easy.
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Recommended Emission free
Fixed
Worry-free fixed price Nuclear energy from emission-free production Choose the contract period that suits you best7,85
c/kWh
Basic charge:
4,55
€/month
7,85
c/kWh
Basic charge:
4,55
€/month
8,15
c/kWh
Basic charge:
4,55
€/month
3 reasons to choose a fixed-term electricity contract
1.
Easy and carefree
You can ignore electricity price changes, as your price stays the same. Before your contract ends, we will send you a new offer well in advance.
2.
Same price throughout the contract period
The price stays the same, and you won’t have to worry about price hikes during the contract period.
3.
Contract period of your choosing
You can choose 6, 12 or 24 months as the contract period, whichever suits you best. The price is different for each three contract periods.
What is the difference between a fixed-term and an exchange electricity contract?
A fixed-term electricity contract and an exchange electricity contract are very different in terms of price stability and the options for optimizing consumption.
A fixed-term electricity contract gives you the same price throughout the contract period, so there will be no surprises. This results in predictability and protects you from price changes, but on the other hand, you do not get the benefit of any falling market prices during your contract period.
An exchange electricity contract is based on the hourly prices of electricity, determined on the basis of supply and demand in the energy exchange. This enables low spot prices but may also result in high prices during peak demand.
In practice, go for a fixed-term contract if you value price stability and predictability, while an exchange electricity contract is a better choice if you want to follow changes in the hourly price and time your consumption for the cheaper periods.
fixed price for peace
of mind
Thanks to the fixed price, you can forget about electricity matters for the duration of the contract period. As the contract period nears its end, we will send you a new offer for the next contract period well in advance.
Emission-free electricity
Fixed is produced with renewable energy sources and nuclear power. The electricity contract has a big impact on your own carbon footprint as a consumer. Choosing Vaasan Sähkö’s Fixed is a good decision, since the production is emission-free.
Questions about
fixed-term Electricity contract
I am moving and have a fixed-term contract
When you move, you can choose to terminate the contract. We can also help you with a new contract to your new address.
What happens when a fixed-term contract ends?
No worries! We will make you an offer for a new contract, well in advance before the end of your contract period. If you do not wish to extend the agreement with a new fixed-term contract, you can either choose any other contract or let the contract continue as a continuous agreement. In that case the price will be the one we are announcing at our website for the time being and the contract will have a mutual notice period of two weeks.
What is the difference between a fixed-term and an indefinite-term electricity contract?
An indefinite-term contract
- is valid indefinitely, and can be terminated at any time with a two-week notice period.
- has a variable price during the contract period.
- is suitable for those who value ease and the freedom to change their mind.
A fixed-term contract
- is valid for a fixed term, typically either 12 or 24 months.
- has a fixed price for the specified period, so the electricity bill varies only based on the actual consumption.
- is suitable for those who value predictability.
What’s the difference between a fixed-term and an exchange electricity contract?
A fixed-term electricity contract and an exchange electricity contract are very different in terms of price stability and the options for optimizing consumption.
A fixed-term electricity contract gives you the same price throughout the contract period, so there will be no surprises. This results in predictability and protects you from price changes, but on the other hand, you do not get the benefit of any falling market prices during your contract period.
An exchange electricity contract is based on the hourly prices of electricity, determined on the basis of supply and demand in the energy exchange. This enables low spot prices but may also result in high prices during peak demand.
In practice, go for a fixed-term contract if you value price stability and predictability, while an exchange electricity contract is a better choice if you want to follow changes in the hourly price and time your consumption for the cheaper periods.