Sähköntarjoajia

Sähköntarjoajia are companies that supply electricity to consumers and businesses. In Finland, the electricity market was liberalized, meaning consumers can choose their electricity supplier. This allows for competition among different providers, often leading to a variety of pricing models and service offerings.

When selecting an electricity provider, consumers typically consider factors such as the price of electricity, the origin of the electricity (e.g., renewable sources), contract terms, and customer service. Different contract types exist, including fixed-price contracts, variable-price contracts, and market-based contracts, each with its own advantages and disadvantages depending on market conditions and consumer preferences.

The role of sähköntarjoajia involves purchasing electricity from producers, managing the energy supply, and billing customers. They are regulated entities, and their operations are overseen by relevant authorities to ensure fair practices and reliable service. Consumers can compare different sähköntarjoajia through various online comparison tools and consumer guides available in Finland. This competitive landscape aims to provide consumers with more choices and potentially lower electricity costs.