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Skandia Energi

Founded 2016 · 9 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors

Skandia Energi is a Norwegian electricity supplier offering spot-price power contracts (such as its greenSpot plan) and the "Norgespris" tariff to residential customers, with a mobile app for hour-by-hour price and consumption tracking. It serves consumers in Norway.

Also known as Skandia Energi · SkandiaEnergi

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Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Skandia Energi (branded SkandiaEnergi) is a Norwegian electricity retailer that sells power to households and, according to consumer comparison coverage, also to business customers, exclusively on spot-price terms. Its product range centres on spot contracts with a monthly fixed fee plus an øre/kWh markup, including the greenSpot plan (NOK 49 per month plus 13.9 øre/kWh including statutory electricity certificates, no lock-in period, billing in arrears) and variants such as greenSpot Sekundær, Spot and sweetSpot listed on price-comparison portals. The company also offers guarantees of origin as an add-on service priced at 11.65 øre/kWh after a 30-day free period, and it handles the Norgespris tariff arrangement, which became available from 1 October 2025 and is settled by grid companies rather than on the supplier's invoice.

The brand provides a mobile app for hour-by-hour tracking of electricity prices and consumption, plus a "Min side" self-service portal for consumption and invoice overview, and operates a telephone customer centre from Kristiansand. Comparison-site material describes additional or historical offerings including Skandiaspot, Digitalstrøm (a fully digital plan settled via eFaktura/AvtaleGiro), Solstrøm for solar prosumers with purchase of surplus production, and Hyttestrøm for holiday properties, along with a price-match promise and a satisfaction guarantee.

Skandia Energi is positioned as the premium brand within Skandia Greenpower AS (SGP), a Norwegian energy group listed on Euronext Growth under the ticker SKAND, which also owns Saga Energi, Motkraft, elKompis and the software company Skandia Smarthus.

Business model

Retail supply of electricity to end users in Norway. Revenue is generated from a monthly fixed fee per contract plus a per-kWh markup on the Nord Pool spot price, with additional optional services such as guarantees of origin charged per kWh. Contracts are generally offered without lock-in periods and invoiced in arrears; grid tariffs are billed separately by the grid operator, though the parent group has stated plans to implement consolidated billing (gjennomfakturering).

Fixed monthly subscription fee (varying by plan, e.g. NOK 39-49) plus a markup per kWh on spot electricity, with add-on charges such as an 11.65 øre/kWh guarantee-of-origin service. At group level, gross revenue reached NOK 350.6 million in Q1 2026 while net revenue was NOK 16.0 million, reflecting pass-through of electricity costs.

Traction

The Skandia Greenpower group reported more than 50,000 customers at the end of 2024, 54,075 at end-Q4 2025 and 53,202 at end-Q1 2026, with the Q1 decline attributed to new order routines. Group Q1 2026 EBITDA was NOK 8.1 million and net result NOK 3.3 million, both up year over year, with 2026 EBITDA guidance of NOK 32 million and a customer target of 100,000 by year-end 2026.

Latest developments

Norgespris became available to customers from 1 October 2025. In Q1 2026 the parent group reported revenue and EBITDA in line with forecasts, paid a dividend of NOK 0.045 per share in March 2026, guided full-year 2026 dividends of NOK 0.095 per share and EBITDA of NOK 32 million, and said it was preparing consolidated billing (gjennomfakturering) and exploring M&A opportunities. Skandia Greenpower held its annual general meeting on 15 April 2026.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies

Market position

One of many electricity retailers in the competitive Norwegian consumer market; on the bytt.no comparison portal it is ranked #23 of 83 electricity companies with an average rating of 3.3 from 363 verified reviews and a 51% recommendation rate. Its parent group served more than 50,000 electricity customers at the end of 2024 and 53,202 at the end of Q1 2026, targeting 100,000 by year-end 2026.

Offers only spot-price agreements rather than a mix of fixed, variable and spot products, combined with low monthly fixed fees, no binding period on its main plans, guarantees of origin for renewable sourcing, a price-match commitment and a satisfaction guarantee, and an app for hourly price and consumption monitoring.

Technology

Consumer-facing mobile app showing hour-by-hour spot prices and consumption alongside a web self-service portal. The parent group operates its own software company, Skandia Smarthus, and its core billing system is integrated with Ropo's Ropo One platform covering invoice delivery, payment follow-up, accounts receivable, debt collection and analytics.

Go-to-market

Direct online sign-up via the company website and app, supported by a telephone customer centre, plus distribution through Norwegian electricity price-comparison and switching portals such as Nettavisen's strøm pages, bytt.no and bestestrøm.no where its tariffs are listed and advertised. The company handles the supplier switch on the customer's behalf.

Norwegian residential electricity consumers nationwide, including holiday-home owners and solar prosumers; comparison coverage also indicates supply to business customers through the group.

Geography

Norway only, supplying customers across the whole country; head office and customer centre in Kristiansand at Vestre Strandgate 27, 4611 Kristiansand.

History

The electricity company was founded in 2015; the corresponding group entity, Skandia Greenpower AS (org. no. 815836782), was registered on 17 August 2015 and is headquartered in Kristiansand. The group expanded by acquiring the electricity brand Motkraft in 2024 for NOK 36.5 million, and by Q1 2026 also owned Saga Energi, elKompis (a holding company with a 16% stake in Klarkraft) and the software company Skandia Smarthus. The group is listed on Euronext Growth in Oslo, signed an invoicing partnership with Ropo in March 2025, ran a share buy-back programme in 2025 and pays semi-annual dividends targeting 90% of net result.

Risks & controversies

Customer reviews on bytt.no are polarised (167 "excellent" versus 146 "terrible" of 363 reviews), with complaints about long customer-service waiting times, invoices not reflecting the Norgespris scheme, and a guarantee-of-origin add-on charged at 11.65 øre/kWh that some customers said they had not knowingly accepted; the company responded publicly that Norgespris is settled by grid companies and that the guarantee of origin is an optional service disclosed at sign-up with 30 days free. Group customer numbers fell between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026, and gross revenue is highly sensitive to electricity price levels.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Customer review ratingAug 20263.3 out of 5
Group customer baseMar 202653,202 electricity customers
Group customersDec 202450,000 electricity customers
Group EBITDA (Q1 2026)Mar 20268,100,000 NOK
Group employeesJan 20269 employees
Group gross revenue (Q1 2026)Mar 2026$350.6M
Group net result after tax (Q1 2026)Mar 20263,300,000 NOK

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Oct 2025
Norgespris tariff made available to customers

Skandia Energi announced that the Norgespris scheme would be available from 1 October 2025.

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Mar 2025
Parent group Skandia Greenpower selects Ropo as invoicing provider

Skandia Greenpower, the group behind Skandia Energi, Saga Energi and Motkraft, signed an agreement with Ropo for fully integrated invoicing services across all its brands, using the Ropo One Embed module covering invoice delivery, payment follow-up, accounts receivable, debt collection, customer service and analytics, integrated with Skandia's core system.

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Jul 2024
Parent group Skandia Greenpower acquires Motkraft

Skandia Greenpower, the group that owns Skandia Energi, acquired the electricity brand Motkraft for NOK 36.5 million, as reported by Shifter.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Skandia Energi do?
Norwegian spot-price electricity supplier and premium consumer brand of the listed Skandia Greenpower group.
Who are Skandia Energi's investors?
Skandia Energi's investors include Skagerak Capital.