Preserve your electricity price
Choose a fixed-price electricity package for greater peace of mind when the cold weather arrives. Sign a contract in self-service using the promotional code ENEFITHOOLIB2026 and get a lower price for a Fixed package. With the same code, you can also get 3 months of electrical appliance insurance free when signing the insurance contract.
The Fixed package is right for you if:
Electricity costs are an important part of your monthly budget
Electricity is a significant expense for you, and you want more predictability in your monthly energy costs.
You also use electricity for heating
You use electricity for heating, so a fixed price helps you plan your energy costs throughout the year.
You want to mitigate the risk of price increases
You want to fix your price today and avoid unexpected price changes over time.
Fix your electricity price now for greater peace of mind later
When the cold weather arrives, electricity consumption and prices tend to rise. With the Fixed package, your price per kilowatt-hour stays the same for 9, 12 or 36 months, so you can do your laundry, heat the sauna or cook whenever it suits you, without following hourly electricity prices.
Sign a fixed-price electricity contract in self-service using the promotional code ENEFITHOOLIB2026 and get a lower electricity price.
As a bonus, when you sign a fixed electricity contract, you’ll get Electrical Appliances EXTRA insurance free for 3 months. Once your electricity contract is signed, sign up for the insurance using the promotional code ENEFITHOOLIB2026
The offer is valid until 1 November 2026.
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