DK1
1.10 kr/kWh
Current spot price (west)
Live spot prices · Energi Data Service
Live electricity prices Denmark – see what you pay now
Get real-time insight into DK1/DK2, today hourly curves, 30-day trends, and a quick economics simulation with and without solar.
DK2
1.10 kr/kWh
Current spot price (east)
Selected range
7 dage
Used in economics/fun facts
Data source
Energi Data Service
Through local EcoRay API
Best & worst hours today
See which hour is cheapest and most expensive today – and save money by shifting your usage.
Cheapest hour
11:00 – 12:00
0.58 kr/kWh
per kWh incl. spot
Most expensive hour
17:00 – 18:00
3.04 kr/kWh
per kWh incl. spot
Save 12.30 kr by shifting 5 kWh usage from the most expensive to the cheapest hour today.
Today hourly prices
The chart shows today's spot price hour by hour for the selected area. The lower the price, the cheaper the electricity. Plan dishwashing, laundry and charging in the cheapest hours.
Current spot price (selected area)
1.10 kr/kWh
Avg.
0.70 kr/kWh
Spread
3.01 kr/kWh
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Selected analysis
Price trend (7 days)
Select a period and see daily average prices. Use it to spot trends and seasonal fluctuations in electricity prices.
The chart shows daily average prices for the selected period. Use it to spot trends and seasonal fluctuations.
Price heatmap today
Each cell is one hour. Color shows the price – green is cheap, red is expensive. Enter your daily usage to see your estimated hourly cost.
190.85
2.31 kr
200.76
2.20 kr
210.71
2.14 kr
220.68
2.10 kr
230.66
2.08 kr
000.66
2.07 kr
010.66
2.07 kr
020.66
2.07 kr
030.73
2.17 kr
040.95
2.44 kr
051.66
3.33 kr
061.25
2.81 kr
070.91
2.39 kr
080.67
2.09 kr
090.63
2.04 kr
100.59
1.98 kr
110.58
1.97 kr
120.62
2.03 kr
130.65
2.07 kr
140.75
2.18 kr
151.05
2.56 kr
162.26
4.07 kr
173.04
5.05 kr
181.25
2.81 kr
CheapExpensive
Applied usage: 30 kWh/day
Estimated daily cost: 59.04 kr
Hover over an hour to see your estimated cost. Green = cheap, red = expensive. Enter your daily usage for more accurate numbers.
DK1 vs DK2 comparison
West (DK1) and east (DK2) often have different prices due to wind and transmission capacity.
Today – hourly prices
30-day daily average
DK1 = Western Denmark (Jutland/Funen), DK2 = Eastern Denmark (Zealand). Price differences are due to wind conditions and transmission capacity.
30-day trend
Daily average spot price for selected area.
Each dot is the average price for one day. Rising trend = more expensive electricity over time. Use this to assess if it's a good time to invest in solar.
Europe / world teaser
How does Denmark compare to Europe?
Danish spot prices follow the Nordic market closely, affected by wind, imports/exports and grid conditions.
Tip
Run dishwasher, washing and EV charging during the cheapest hours.
Get personal price strategy
Solar production vs. your consumption
Choose system size and your monthly electricity usage to see if solar can cover your needs.
Type
System size
kWh / month
This selector only affects the comparison in this section.
Key assumptions in this comparison
- Base-case solar production: 1.282 kWh/year for 10 kWp in Denmark.
- Intelligent system factor: +40% effective energy yield (battery + control + load shifting).
- Consumption is shown as an even monthly load for a clear comparison.
Solar production (10 kWp)
Your consumption (400 kWh/mo)
The green curve shows what a 10 kWp solar system produces per month in Denmark. The orange line is your consumption. When green is above orange, you produce more than you use — and sell the surplus to the grid.
Annual solar production (10 kWp)
1.795 kWh
Your annual usage
4.800 kWh
Coverage rate
37%
How much can you save with solar?
Adjust your usage, solar coverage and battery boost to see a quick indication based on live electricity price data.
Your settings
Without solar
850 kr
per month
With solar + battery
213 kr
per month
Monthly savings
638 kr
= 7.653 kr per year
Compare your monthly electricity bill with and without solar. Adjust the sliders on the left to see the effect of different coverage levels.
Cumulative savings over time
See how your savings grow over 5, 10 and 20 years with solar and battery.
Calculation input
Enter your monthly usage in kWh or as your monthly electricity bill (DKK).
≈ 850 kr / month at current average price
Assumptions: Monthly usage 500 kWh, solar coverage 60%, battery boost 15%, avg. price 0.70 kr/kWh
The chart shows your total savings over time. The dashed line shows the system cost — when the curve crosses it, you've earned back your investment.
5 years
38.264 kr
10 years
76.528 kr
20 years
153.056 kr
Estimated payback time: ~11 years
CO₂ savings with solar per year
The numbers below show what a 10 kWp solar system (~1,282 kWh/year) saves in CO₂ every year, based on the Danish grid mix (150 g CO₂/kWh).
9
Trees planted per year (equivalent)
0.04
Cars' annual CO₂ removed
0.6
Copenhagen–Barcelona flights saved per year
0.32
Households' annual electricity covered
All figures are per year. A tree absorbs approx. 22 kg CO₂/year. An average car emits approx. 4,600 kg CO₂/year. A Copenhagen–Barcelona flight emits approx. 300 kg CO₂ per person.
Energy flow in your home
See how energy flows from solar panels to your home, battery and the grid.
Direct usage
Battery storage
Grid export
What if prices rise?
Drag the slider and see what happens to your electricity bill if spot prices rise – with and without solar.
Without solar (mo.)
1.105 kr
With solar (mo.)
276 kr
Savings (mo.)
829 kr
5-year impact
49.743 kr
The simulator shows what happens to your electricity bill if spot prices rise. With solar panels, you are partially protected against price increases because you produce your own electricity.
What do your appliances cost?
See what your most used appliances cost in electricity per day and month, based on the current spot price.
Dishwasher
1.5 kWh/cycle
3 kr/day
94 kr/mo
Washing machine
1.2 kWh/cycle
3 kr/day
76 kr/mo
Dryer
3.5 kWh/cycle
7 kr/day
220 kr/mo
Heat pump
5 kWh/day
10 kr/day
315 kr/mo
EV charging
10 kWh/day
21 kr/day
630 kr/mo
Lighting
0.5 kWh/day
1 kr/day
31 kr/mo
Home office
0.8 kWh/day
2 kr/day
50 kr/mo
Fridge/freezer
1.2 kWh/day
3 kr/day
76 kr/mo
Prices are based on the current spot price + fixed add-ons. Run energy-intensive appliances like dishwashers and washing machines during the cheapest hours to save the most.
EV charging: what does it cost?
Pick your EV and daily driving to see charging costs.
Daily (no solar)
13 kr
Daily (with solar)
3 kr
Monthly (no solar)
378 kr
Monthly (with solar)
94 kr
Annual savings with solar + battery
3.448 kr
With solar panels, you can charge your EV almost for free during daytime. Combine with a home battery to charge at night using stored solar energy.
Fun facts & scenarios
See your savings in perspective – based on selected range and your settings above.
5-year scenario
38.264 kr
Total savings over 5 years with solar + battery.
10-year scenario
76.528 kr
Total savings over 10 years with solar + battery.
20-year scenario
153.056 kr
Total savings over 20 years with solar + battery.
Cups of coffee
1275
Cups of coffee you can brew with your monthly savings.
Netflix months
6
Months of Netflix Standard paid by your savings.
Average price
0.70 kr/kWh
Average spot price in selected range.
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