Electricity contract for entrepreneurs, sole traders and small businesses

Oomi Fixed is a fixed-term contract in which the terms and prices are determined in accordance with what is agreed upon when the contract is signed and will remain the same until the end of the selected fixed-term contract period.

After the fixed term, the contract will automatically continue as a new 12-month fixed-term contract, the acceptance of which requires no action on your part. If you do not accept the new fixed-term contract, you must cancel it no later than 14 days before the start of the new fixed-term contract.

The Oomi Fixed contract is intended for companies with an annual electricity consumption of up to 100,000 kWh per year.

The fixed-term Oomi Flex contract is a combination of a fixed-price and exchange-price contract.

The price of the Oomi Flex electricity contract consists of three parts:

1. Monthly basic fee (€/month)
2. Fixed price of electricity (c/kWh)
3. Consumption impact (c/kWh)

The consumption impact is dependent on the distribution of your company’s consumption between the more affordable and expensive days and quarter-hours. The consumption impact means the difference between the average price weighted with the customer’s consumption and the average exchange price.

An easy and always up-to-date exchange-based electricity contract is suitable for a company that wants to take advantage of the most affordable times of the day. Oomi Active 12 mth is a fixed-term and an exchange-based electricity contract.

The fixed-term Oomi Active contract has a changing energy price that is based on the quarter-hourly price of electricity for the Finnish price area as published by the Nordic electricity exchange (Nord Pool AS). A quarter-hour is a period of fifteen (15) minutes. The quarter-hourly cost of electricity is the consumption for that fifteen-minute (15 min) period multiplied by the electricity price for the corresponding fifteen-minute (15 min) period.  The average electricity price shown on the invoice is the cost of the individual quarter-hours of the month added together and divided by the amount of energy consumed during the month. The quarter-hourly energy prices are not broken down on the electricity invoice. In addition to the quarter-hourly spot price, the invoicing includes the vendor’s margin (c/kWh) and basic fee (€/month) as well as value-added tax.

If your company already has quarter-hour metering in use: choose Oomi Active and you will immediately be able to benefit from the 15-minute metering period.

If your company still has hourly metering in use: No worries. In that case, the consumption during the hour will be divided into four equal periods and priced according to the quarter-hour prices. When you choose a quarter-hour priced contract now, you will be able to benefit from the 15-minute metering period as soon as your meter is updated to be suitable for quarter-hour metering by the network company.

I don’t know which meter my company has in use: Your transmission company will take care of the meter replacement. Even if you are not sure whether your location already has quarter-hour metering, you can choose this exchange-traded electricity contract without worry – you will benefit from the 15-minute pricing period now or later.

You can conveniently track spot price changes here

Oomi Active 12-month agreements include the right to switch to another Oomi fixed-term 12-month agreement. The price for the remaining term of the new agreement is determined based on the price of the Oomi fixed-term 12-month agreement available at the time the customer requests the switch. The new contract price will apply from the date of the switch until the end of the customer’s original contract period.

The continuous Oomi Active is a good fit for companies that want to take advantage of affordable hourly electricity rates and purchase electricity at the current market price.

The Oomi Active contract has a changing energy price that is based on the quarter-hourly price of electricity for the Finnish price area as published by the Nordic electricity exchange (Nord Pool AS). A quarter-hour is a period of fifteen (15) minutes. The quarter-hourly cost of electricity is the consumption for that fifteen-minute (15 min) period multiplied by the electricity price for the corresponding fifteen-minute (15 min) period.

The average electricity price shown on the invoice is the cost of the individual quarter-hours of the month added together and divided by the amount of energy consumed during the month. The quarter-hourly energy prices are not broken down on the electricity invoice. In addition to the quarter-hourly spot price, the invoicing includes the vendor’s margin (c/kWh) and basic fee (€/month) as well as value-added tax.

If your company already use 15-minute metering: select Oomi Active Quarter-hour to immediately benefit from the 15-minute pricing model!

If your company is still using hourly metering: No worries! In this case, your consumption during the hour will be divided into four equal periods and priced at 15-minute prices. If you switch to a contract based on 15-minute metering now, you can benefit from the 15-minute pricing model as soon as your meter is upgraded to 15-minute metering by the network company.

I don’t know which meter I’m using: Your transmission company will take care of the meter replacement. Even if you are not sure if you are already using 15-minute metering, you can choose this exchange contract without a worry.

You can easily follow spot price changes here.