Götaland

This is how the electricity price affects your electricity bill.

This week's electricity price peaks hit households, but not equally hard for everyone. Depending on which electricity agreement you have, you will be affected in different ways, says Jens Berggren at Vattenfall.

Over 8 kronor – electricity as expensive as during the crisis

On Thursday, the already sky-high electricity prices will increase further, to temporarily over 8 kronor per kWh in Svealand and Götaland. The electricity price is thus currently at the same sky-high level as during the energy crisis in 2022.

Electricity in southern Sweden 167 times more expensive than in the north

Five kronor in southern Sweden. 2-3 öre per kWh in the northern half. The price differences for electricity in Sweden are currently extremely high.

SMHI warns – snow during morning rush

The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) warns of snowfall of up to five centimeters in the Stockholm region and Uppsala during rush hour traffic. It is expected to be a fairly abundant snowfall, says Mattias Lind, meteorologist at SMHI.

So we suck the most electricity from low pressure

Up to 30 percent more transfer of electricity from north to south, even more across. After a month with the new Nordic power system, Svenska kraftnät is more than satisfied. However, the electricity price in southern Sweden is simultaneously at the highest level so far this year. But we get lower peaks, says Erik Ek at Svenska kraftnät.

High Pressure Causes Electricity Prices to Soar

Warning for strong winds - "secure loose objects"

It's blowing hard in large parts of southern Sweden. SMHI has issued a yellow warning for very strong winds in northern Götaland from Thursday evening.

Lowest Electricity Price Since 2020 – Calm Winter Expected

Electricity prices are lower than in a long time – Southern Sweden is heading towards the cheapest month since 2020. And despite the new electricity system being expected to raise electricity prices in winter, there are currently no reasons for consumers to worry, according to assessors. On the other hand, the fixed fees are increasing.