Electricity price tomorrow
Estonia’s electricity spot price tomorrow (Wednesday 9 September), hour by hour. Tomorrow’s official price is usually published on Nord Pool around 14:00 today. Until then Vooluhind shows its own model forecast (hatched bars) with an uncertainty range — so you already know today when electricity is likely to be cheap tomorrow.
Tomorrow’s electricity price by hour — model forecast
- 00:004.40 c/kWh
- 01:001.45 c/kWh — forecast
- 02:001.03 c/kWh — Cheapest hour (forecast) — forecast
- 03:001.04 c/kWh — forecast
- 04:001.05 c/kWh — forecast
- 05:001.32 c/kWh — forecast
- 06:002.65 c/kWh — forecast
- 07:006.26 c/kWh — forecast
- 08:005.91 c/kWh — forecast
- 09:005.15 c/kWh — forecast
- 10:006.78 c/kWh — forecast
- 11:002.98 c/kWh — forecast
- 12:001.89 c/kWh — forecast
- 13:004.38 c/kWh — forecast
- 14:002.79 c/kWh — forecast
- 15:003.35 c/kWh — forecast
- 16:004.45 c/kWh — forecast
- 17:005.34 c/kWh — forecast
- 18:009.38 c/kWh — forecast
- 19:0010.64 c/kWh — Most expensive hour (forecast) — forecast
- 20:0010.02 c/kWh — forecast
- 21:008.78 c/kWh — forecast
- 22:006.61 c/kWh — forecast
- 23:005.87 c/kWh — forecast
exchange price forecast
Prices are c/kWh incl. 22% VAT (energy component; grid fee and excise not included). The forecast is probabilistic, not a guarantee.
What drives tomorrow’s electricity price
Tomorrow’s price is moved most by wind and solar generation and by demand: on windy, sunny days electricity is cheaper; on cold, calm consumption peaks it’s more expensive. Vooluhind’s model factors in a regional wind index, solar radiation and expected demand to forecast tomorrow’s electricity price. The price forecast reaches up to 3 days ahead; read more about how the price forecast is made and how accurate it is.