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Distribution grid and power supplier - what's the difference? As an electric power customer you are actually making purchases from two companies, your local grid company and your power supplier. The grid company owns all electric meters and the power grid in its license area; it distributes electricity to your house and is responsible for maintaining a reliable and effective distribution grid.

The power supplier sells you the electric power you use. There are several companies to choose from, and each company has several products to choose between. It's the customers responsibility to find and choose a power supplier. If you have not already done so, we recommend that you contact the electricity provider of your choice as soon as possible. A list of electricity providers is available from the Norwegian Competition Authority's website; www.strompris.no.

An agreement to purchase electricity must be agreed upon with the electricity provider of your choice. The agreement with the electricity provider will normally come into effect two weeks after we have received confirmation from the electricity provider of your choice. If you forget to find an electricity provider The statutory obligation to supply electricity is meant to be a temporary arrangement and the electricity so supplied will normally be more expensive than the electricity purchased from an ordinary electricity provider.

Until you have signed an agreement with an ordinary electricity provider, Valdres Energiverk AS Nett will supply you with electricity in accordance with the grid companies' statutory obligation to supply customers who do not have an agreement with an ordinary electricity provider. Power Products ValdresEnergi Kraft offers a range of products, both for households and corporate customers; Spot price follows the Nordic spot prices on Nord Pool Spot Variable Price is based on the market price for electric power; prices will vary in step with market prices.

Both prices and consumption vary with the seasons; however, price swings will be less pronounced than for Spot Price agreements Fixed price Guarantees a fixed per-kWh price throughout the year covered by the agreement. The Fixed-Price plan allows you to set the price you pay for electric power and gives you complete certainty regarding how much you will pay for the power you use. Such an agreement can be compared to a fixed-interest mortgage; it allows you to know the price you will pay during the period covered by the agreement.