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New Swedish rules will slow future electricity grid fee increases, but not lower bills

Years of “overcompensation” for electricity grid companies have unnecessarily pushed up grid charges for Swedish businesses and households, according to the Energy Markets Inspectorate (Ei). It has now developed a new method to limit the scope for future fee increases.

Swedish Regulator Cuts Gas Network Companies’ Revenue Caps by 20% for Next Four Years

The authority that monitors monopolies says gas network companies have had high profitability for several years. The possibility of raising customer fees will now be limited in the coming years.

Calls for legislative change to curb district heating prices

Current legislation to curb the recent years' soaring district heating prices is ineffective, according to the Energy Market Inspectorate, which therefore demands legislative changes.

Authorities Investigate Weather-Dependent Electricity

Households are being robbed by the power companies.

The electricity grid companies charge unreasonably high network fees, believes the Left Party. Now the party is proposing a tax on excess profits and a model for taking back private companies into public ownership.

Harsh criticism of nuclear power plan: "Jubilation calculation"

The criticism is harsh against the government's proposal on how new nuclear power should be financed. It is a joy calculation, is too poorly investigated and the risk is great that other power sources are pushed aside when nuclear power is subsidized.

Harsh criticism of how new nuclear power will be financed

The Government's plans on how new nuclear power will be financed receive harsh criticism. The Energy Market Inspectorate rejects the proposal entirely.