Swedish power prices set to rise further after last week's records
Electricity prices in Sweden are expected to rise from Monday to Wednesday above last week’s records, Bixia analyst Johan Sigvardsson told Svenska Dagbladet.
Living in SwedenElectricity prices in Sweden are expected to rise from Monday to Wednesday above last week’s records, Bixia analyst Johan Sigvardsson told Svenska Dagbladet.
Living in SwedenHigh electricity prices in southern Sweden - at their highest levels of the year - are set to rise further on Tuesday, according to prices ahead of tomorrow’s trading on the Nord Pool electricity exchange.
BusinessThe electricity bill for November could be the highest in a long time - if you live south of the Dalälven River. New price records were set last week as a result of nuclear power plant shutdowns, adverse weather and record-high gas prices on the European continent. It will get worse before it gets better, says Johan Sigvardsson, an analyst at Bixia.
BusinessElectricity prices in southern Sweden have gone from weekend lows to their highest levels this year.
BusinessElectricity prices in southern Sweden are already at their highest level this year, and they are expected to rise further. But locking in a fixed-price contract now looks much more expensive. It has paid off only on a few occasions.
BusinessOn Tuesday, electricity prices hit record levels for this year. It's probably just a taste of winter.
BusinessNine kronor per kilowatt hour. That's how much electricity costs at times on Monday evenings in southernmost Sweden. For a single quarter-hour, it's a new record.
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