4 FAQs about Norway household energy storage power supply prices
Does Norway have a tax on electricity?
All counties in Norway have the same tax rate for the consumption of electricity, apart from some parts of Troms and the whole of Finnmark, which are exempt. The Enova tax was 1 øre/kWh in 2021 and is the same for all households throughout the country. VAT is added after electricity price, grid rent and other taxes have been added.
How does heating affect the power supply in Norway?
The high proportion of electric heating can put pressure on the power supply during cold periods. Households account for about half of the total energy consumption used for heating and cooling in Norway. The industry accounts for about 25 percent, while the service sector accounts for just under 25 percent.
How much energy is used for heating and cooling in Norway?
Households account for about half of the total energy consumption used for heating and cooling in Norway. The industry accounts for about 25 percent, while the service sector accounts for just under 25 percent. In 2024, 6.8 TWh of district heating was delivered to end users. District heating can be produced using many different types of fuels.
What are the taxes for households in Norway?
Taxes for households consists of tax on consumption of electricity, value added tax (VAT) and subsidies to Enova. All counties in Norway have the same tax rate for the consumption of electricity, apart from some parts of Troms and the whole of Finnmark, which are exempt.