Electricity prices Friday, 7 Jun 2024

Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Electricity prices in Sweden vary greatly throughout the day and impact household expenses for various activities. Here is an overview of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices along with some tips on when it is most advantageous to use electricity.

Today's Electricity Prices (2024-06-07)

Today, electricity prices have ranged from 16 cents per kWh to 73 cents per kWh. Here is a breakdown of today's electricity prices:

• 00:00-00:59: 38 cents
• 01:00-01:59: 36 cents
• 02:00-02:59: 36 cents
• 03:00-03:59: 37 cents
• 04:00-04:59: 39 cents
• 05:00-05:59: 44 cents
• 06:00-06:59: 58 cents
• 07:00-07:59: 64 cents
• 08:00-08:59: 62 cents
• 09:00-09:59: 50 cents
• 10:00-10:59: 44 cents
• 11:00-11:59: 37 cents
• 12:00-12:59: 34 cents
• 13:00-13:59: 29 cents
• 14:00-14:59: 20 cents
• 15:00-15:59: 16 cents
• 16:00-16:59: 27 cents
• 17:00-17:59: 44 cents
• 18:00-18:59: 54 cents
• 19:00-19:59: 66 cents
• 20:00-20:59: 73 cents
• 21:00-21:59: 72 cents
• 22:00-22:59: 60 cents
• 23:00-23:59: 46 cents

Tomorrow's Electricity Prices (2024-06-08)

Tomorrow's electricity prices offer a sensational surprise with negative prices for several hours. Here are tomorrow's electricity prices:

• 00:00-00:59: 46 cents
• 01:00-01:59: 37 cents
• 02:00-02:59: 32 cents
• 03:00-03:59: 29 cents
• 04:00-04:59: 27 cents
• 05:00-05:59: 27 cents
• 06:00-06:59: 31 cents
• 07:00-07:59: 35 cents
• 08:00-08:59: 36 cents
• 09:00-09:59: 17 cents
• 10:00-10:59: 2 cents
• 11:00-11:59: free
• 12:00-12:59: free
• 13:00-13:59: free
• 14:00-14:59: free
• 15:00-15:59: free
• 16:00-16:59: free
• 17:00-17:59: 16 cents
• 18:00-18:59: 31 cents
• 19:00-19:59: 36 cents
• 20:00-20:59: 31 cents
• 21:00-21:59: 28 cents
• 22:00-22:59: 26 cents
• 23:00-23:59: 20 cents

Tips for Energy Usage

To take advantage of the low electricity prices, consider planning your energy usage during the cheapest hours. Here are some tips:

• Shower: During the cheapest hour today, a shower costs only 66 cents. Tomorrow, you might even get paid to shower during certain hours.
• Bath: Taking a bath costs 99 cents during the cheapest hour today. Tomorrow, you can bathe for free during several hours.
• Dishwasher: Running the dishwasher costs 24 cents during the cheapest hour today. Tomorrow, you can run the dishwasher for free during several hours.
• Charge your electric car: Charging your electric car costs 991 cents during the cheapest hour today. Tomorrow, you can charge your car for free during several hours.
• Play games: Playing games on your computer costs 8 cents during the cheapest hour today. Tomorrow, you can play games for free during several hours.

Curiosities and Interesting Facts

Did you know that if we had the lowest electricity price all year, it would cost -2975 SEK to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm? This is based on an annual energy consumption of 18000 kWh.

During the most expensive hour today, a shower costs 66 cents, a bath costs 439 cents, running the dishwasher costs 109 cents, charging the electric car costs 4390 cents, and playing games on the computer costs 36 cents. If we had the highest electricity price all year, it would cost 13171 SEK to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm.

Summary

Electricity prices in Sweden vary significantly throughout the day, and it is possible to save money by planning your energy usage. Tomorrow offers sensational low and even negative prices for several hours, which means you can get paid to use electricity.