Definition
BankID is the most widely used electronic ID in Norway, and a separate system of the same name exists in Sweden. It ties a person to an identity the bank verified at issuance, and is used both for signing in and for signing. The assurance level is high enough for BankID to be accepted for public services through ID-porten. Denmark has MitID in the same role. What matters most for the energy sector is where the trustTrust - one of Tvimenning's core values and foundation for long-term customer relationships in the energy sector. sits: with the issuer, not with the party requesting access. When an end userHousehold or business connected to the electricity grid and consuming electrical power. grants a third party insight into their own metering dataData from electricity meters - the foundation for billing, balance settlement and market processes in the power market., the sign-in can happen at ElhubNational hub for metering data and market processes in the Norwegian electricity market. with BankID - and the third party then needs neither a password, nor a power-of-attorney form, nor an identity check of its own.