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Regional grid operator

Herrfors Nät-Verkko

Herrfors Nät-Verkko is the grid company of the Katternö group, owned by the region's municipal energy companies. It distributes electricity in Pietarsaari, Luoto, Pedersöre, Uusikaarlepyy and the Ylivieska area.

Distribution price

3.93 c/kWh

Type

Regional

Service area

Pietarsaari, Luoto, Pedersöre, Uusikaarlepyy, Ylivieska and Alavieska

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Pros

  • Reasonable energy fee
  • Owned by municipal energy companies
  • Service in Swedish and Finnish

Cons

  • Basic fee above average
  • The latest published price list dates from 2025

Herrfors Nät-Verkko - electricity distribution and service area

Herrfors Nät-Verkko is a regional electricity distribution operator with a distribution price of 3.93 c/kWh (incl. VAT). Herrfors Nät-Verkko is the grid company of the Katternö group, owned by the region's municipal energy companies. It distributes electricity in Pietarsaari, Luoto, Pedersöre, Uusikaarlepyy and the Ylivieska area.

Why can't you choose your grid operator?

Electricity distribution in Finland is a regional monopoly. Your address determines which grid operator handles electricity distribution. Herrfors Nät-Verkko serves the area: Pietarsaari, Luoto, Pedersöre, Uusikaarlepyy, Ylivieska and Alavieska. However, you are free to choose your electricity provider.

Frequently asked questions

What is Herrfors Nät-Verkko?

Herrfors Nät-Verkko is a grid company in the Katternö group, owned by the municipal energy companies of the Pietarsaari region. It handles distribution in Pietarsaari and the neighbouring municipalities.

How much does electricity transfer cost in Pietarsaari?

The general transfer energy fee is 3.93 c/kWh and the basic fee 13.57 EUR/month (incl. VAT) under the price list in force since 1 January 2025. Electricity tax is added separately.

Can I switch grid operator in Pietarsaari?

No. Distribution is a regional monopoly. You are free to compare electricity contracts.

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