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Neighborhood harmony in danger –29 Nov

Neighborhood harmony in danger – the risk of new building regulations

New building regulations mean that neighbors can build a temporary house without a building permit. But experts warn of the risks and, in the worst case scenario, houses that have to be rebuilt and neighborhoods that are demolished.

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Electricity grid giants raise pricesTop news27 Nov

Electricity grid giants raise prices sharply again: "Not reasonable"

Vattenfall and Ellevio are raising electricity network fees sharply. The reason is large investments in the electricity network, according to the energy giants. It is not reasonable that they are raising the fee far above inflation year after year, says Håkan Larsson at the consumer organization Villaägarna.

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