elektronleverandører

An "elektronleverandør" is a term used in Denmark to describe a supplier of electricity. These companies are responsible for the sale of electrical energy to end consumers. In the Danish electricity market, the supply and grid operation are separated. This means that while one company might deliver electricity to your home, a different company owns and operates the physical grid infrastructure that brings the power to your doorstep. Consumers are free to choose their electron supplier from a competitive market.

When selecting an electron supplier, consumers typically consider factors such as the price of electricity per kilowatt-hour, any fixed monthly fees, and the origin of the electricity, with many opting for suppliers offering renewable energy sources. The contract terms, such as duration and any potential price guarantees, are also important considerations. Electron suppliers are regulated to ensure fair competition and consumer protection. They are obligated to provide transparent information about their pricing structures and the environmental impact of the electricity they sell. The market is designed to allow for easy switching between suppliers, often with minimal disruption to the consumer's electricity supply.