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District Heating Prices Surge AgainTop news10 Sept

District Heating Prices Surge Again with Aggressive Increases

For the second year in a row, the district heating prices are soaring. The average price rose nine percent between 2024 and 2025, and the year before it was even worse. There is no way to protect customers from such aggressive increases, says Rikard Silverfur, chairman of the Nils Holgersson group.

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Warning: Higher Tax Could Lead to Higher Electricity Prices19 Jun

Warning: Higher Tax Could Lead to Higher Electricity Prices

The energy industry sees red and warns of higher electricity prices if the Tax Agency's new proposal on how energy companies' properties should be valued is implemented. It would increase the property tax for energy companies by approximately 1.5 billion per year.

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