⚡️ Electricity prices 🇩🇰 Munkebo DK1 ⚡️

Live wholesale day-ahead prices for Munkebo, served from the DK1 bidding zone.

Electricity prices in Munkebo are set by the DK1 (Jutland) bidding zone of Denmark. Today's wholesale rate averages a value not yet published, with the cheapest hour at —.

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Price comparisonMunkebo

PeriodAveragevs today
Today
Yesterday
Last 7 days0.859 kr€ 0.1149 /kWh
Last 30 days0.943 kr€ 0.1261 /kWh
Current month
Previous month0.936 kr€ 0.1253 /kWh
Same month last year0.543 kr€ 0.0726 /kWh

Today's hourly pricesMunkebo

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Last 31 daysMunkebo

177822026-08-042026-08-31

12-month price historyMunkebo

MonthAverageDKK/MWh€/MWh
2026-09 /kWh
2026-080.936 kr€ 0.1253 /kWh936.23 kr€ 125.25
2026-070.762 kr€ 0.1020 /kWh762.23 kr€ 101.97
2026-060.823 kr€ 0.1101 /kWh823.05 kr€ 110.11
2026-050.747 kr€ 0.1000 /kWh747.29 kr€ 99.97
2026-040.622 kr€ 0.0832 /kWh621.63 kr€ 83.16
2026-030.729 kr€ 0.0976 /kWh729.38 kr€ 97.58
2026-020.718 kr€ 0.0961 /kWh718.39 kr€ 96.11
2026-010.796 kr€ 0.1064 /kWh795.51 kr€ 106.43
2025-120.620 kr€ 0.0829 /kWh619.67 kr€ 82.90
2025-110.700 kr€ 0.0936 /kWh699.92 kr€ 93.64
2025-100.592 kr€ 0.0791 /kWh591.57 kr€ 79.14

Why your bill is higher than the spot price

The prices on this page are wholesale day-ahead — what suppliers pay on the Nord Pool / EPEX market. Your final retail bill adds:

ComponentTypeApprox (EU avg)
Wholesale spot priceVariable (this page)
Electricity tax / exciseFixed€ 0.005 – 0.20 /kWh
Grid / network feeFixed + variable€ 0.05 – 0.15 /kWh
VAT / sales tax% multiplier20 – 25 %
Supplier markup + monthly feeProvider-specific€ 0.005 – 0.05 /kWh

Rule of thumb: add 30–60% on top of the wholesale spot price to estimate your true per-kWh cost. The exact split depends on your country, your grid operator, and your contract type.

FAQMunkebo

How is the electricity price determined?
Day-ahead prices are set each morning around 13:00 CEST by Nord Pool / EPEX, where suppliers and producers across Europe submit bids for each hour of the next day. The cheapest mix that meets demand wins, and that price applies to everyone in the bidding zone for that hour.
When is electricity cheapest?
Typically late at night (00:00–04:00) and around midday on sunny/windy days when renewables overproduce.
Can electricity prices go negative?
Yes. When wind + solar overproduce on a low-demand day, wholesale prices can drop below zero. This happens 50–100 hours per year in renewables-heavy zones.
Why is my electricity bill higher than the spot price?
The spot price is just one component. Your retail bill also includes electricity tax, grid/network fees, VAT and a supplier markup. Add roughly 30–60 % on top of the wholesale spot price to estimate your true per-kWh cost.
How accurate is this data?
Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform — the official EU regulators data feed. Updated every 10–20 minutes.
Can I save money by shifting consumption?
Yes — running large appliances during the cheapest window every day adds up over a year.
Are tomorrow's prices already known?
Day-ahead prices are auctioned around 13:00 CEST each day. Until then, only todays hourly prices are final. Once tomorrows auction closes, the full 24-hour breakdown appears on this page automatically.

Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform. Last updated: 2026-09-02 (CEST).

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