| Apk Name | Strømpriser App Download |
| Version | 1.0.68 |
| Size | 19.9 MB |
| Developer | Elekt AS |
| Category | APPS |
| Mod | Yes |
| Requires Android | 5.5 and up |
What is Strømpriser App Download
Now you can quickly and easily get an overview of your electricity contract, check your electricity consumption and view invoice history etc.
You use the same login as on “My page” at www.los.no.
What can you do:
- Check your power consumption
- Overview of your invoice history
- Read your electricity meter
- Carry out trial settlement
- Overview of your electricity contract
Yesterday at 17:06 Vedum promises electricity support throughout 2024 In an interview with NRK, Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum (Sp) makes a concrete electricity promise:
- We will have a security scheme next year as well, and longer than until March 2024. It has not been finally adopted, but it will be the government’s recommendation to the Storting, says Vedum.
From 1 September, the state covers 90 per cent of the bill when the electricity price exceeds 70 øre per kilowatt hour (kWh). Recently, the Ministry of Finance estimated that the state will spend NOK 40.7 billion on electricity subsidies for households this year.
Vedum promises electricity support throughout 2024
Yesterday at 13:29 The electricity price in Eastern and Western Norway On Sunday, the market price for electricity in Eastern and Western Norway will be NOK 5 and 55 øre per kilowatt hour. The electricity exchange NordPool reports this on its website. The price is without VAT.
The maximum price is 38 øre higher than on Saturday, while the average price is 4 øre and 68 øre on Sunday, 27 øre lower than the price on Saturday.
In south-west Norway, the maximum price is NOK 6 and 60 øre, while the average price is NOK 4 and 81 øre.
Yesterday at 00:45 Increased electricity bill despite electricity subsidy For an ordinary eastern family, the electricity bill increased by NOK 3,900 in the first half of the year despite an electricity subsidy of almost NOK 10,000, estimates from NVE show
The figures from Norway’s Directorate of Waterways and Energy include electricity, network rent, all taxes and deductions for the state electricity subsidy, writes E24.
They have based the figures on a family with a spot price contract and an electricity consumption of 20,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) a year. That is slightly more than the consumption of an average Norwegian household.
Yesterday at 23:24 Statnett is allowed to lay power cables in the ground in Øygarden An expected large increase in electricity use in Bergen and the surrounding area means that NVE gives Statnett permission to lay submarine cables across the Fensfjord and ground cables in Øygarden.
The permission for the cables is among several measures to secure the power supply in this area, writes Statnett in a press release. (NTB)
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