The exchange price is cheaper for those with flexible consumption; fixed gives certainty. Gridea shows, from your actual consumption, which would have cost you less.
The exchange price (NordPool) changes hour by hour; you pay each hour’s actual price. A fixed price stays the same for the whole contract — more certainty, but usually a small premium.
If you can shift consumption into cheap hours, you win with the exchange price. If consumption is rigid or you want budget certainty, fixed may make more sense.
Gridea runs your actual hourly consumption through both the exchange and fixed models and shows which would have cost less over the recent period — and by how much.
No. The exchange price is cheaper for those whose consumption coincides with cheap hours. Gridea shows, from your actual profile, which suits you.
Gridea compares your actual hourly consumption against both models and shows which would have cost less.
Yes, contracts can usually be switched. Gridea helps you decide from data, not guesswork.
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