Exchange price Switzerland now: – ct per kWh–ct per kWh

Where the numbers come from

Exchange price

Wholesale price Switzerland, day-ahead, per hour. Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de, licence CC BY 4.0. Converted from €/MWh to ct per kWh (€10/MWh = 1 ct).

As of

Data from SMARD: –. Next prices: tomorrow from about 14:00. Ampena asks SMARD at most once a minute; this page only asks ampena.com.

History

Daily averages from SMARD, as far back as SMARD has them (mean of all quarter hours of the day). Week and month per hour, the whole series per week. Averages and “before” from the daily averages; the period ends today.

A day

From 0:00 to 24:00 German time, usually 96 quarter hours. On 25 October it has 100 quarter hours, on 28 March 92.

Cheapest 3 hours

The three hours in a row with the lowest average, from now to the last known price. Your plan in Ampena follows your car, your battery and your departure.

Neighbours

Wholesale prices of the neighbouring zones, day-ahead per quarter hour; Switzerland runs its own auction, per hour. Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de, CC BY 4.0. Now: price of the current quarter hour, change against the same time yesterday. Tomorrow: average of all quarter hours, change against today’s average. The dashed line is the value compared with. Denmark has two price zones (West DK1, East DK2); for Norway we show the southern zone (NO2), linked to Germany by the NordLink sea cable. SMARD does not show all zones at the same time.

Market report

Written every day from fixed sentences, without AI, as soon as SMARD shows the German prices for tomorrow (usually from about 14:00); until then it compares today with yesterday. Average as above; cheapest 3 hours as above, but only within the day; most expensive hour: the 60 minutes in a row with the highest average. Differences come from the rounded values, so everything adds up. It names the neighbours once at least six are published.