Electricity prices Tuesday, 11 Jun 2024

Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Electricity prices vary greatly throughout the day and affect everything from household energy costs to business operating expenses. Here is a compilation of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices in Sweden.

Electricity Prices Today, 2024-06-11

Today, electricity prices have ranged from 33 öre per kWh to as high as 90 öre per kWh. The lowest prices were observed around midday, while the highest prices occurred in the evening.

Here is an overview of today's electricity prices per hour:

• 00:00-00:59: 42 öre
• 01:00-01:59: 41 öre
• 02:00-02:59: 43 öre
• 03:00-03:59: 41 öre
• 04:00-04:59: 44 öre
• 05:00-05:59: 48 öre
• 06:00-06:59: 67 öre
• 07:00-07:59: 79 öre
• 08:00-08:59: 75 öre
• 09:00-09:59: 62 öre
• 10:00-10:59: 52 öre
• 11:00-11:59: 37 öre
• 12:00-12:59: 33 öre
• 13:00-13:59: 24 öre
• 14:00-14:59: 28 öre
• 15:00-15:59: 31 öre
• 16:00-16:59: 35 öre
• 17:00-17:59: 43 öre
• 18:00-18:59: 61 öre
• 19:00-19:59: 76 öre
• 20:00-20:59: 90 öre
• 21:00-21:59: 87 öre
• 22:00-22:59: 75 öre
• 23:00-23:59: 45 öre

Electricity Prices Tomorrow, 2024-06-12

Tomorrow, we see a slightly more even distribution of electricity prices, ranging from 44 öre per kWh to 91 öre per kWh. The highest prices are expected in the morning.

Here is an overview of tomorrow's electricity prices per hour:

• 00:00-00:59: 51 öre
• 01:00-01:59: 50 öre
• 02:00-02:59: 46 öre
• 03:00-03:59: 46 öre
• 04:00-04:59: 45 öre
• 05:00-05:59: 50 öre
• 06:00-06:59: 48 öre
• 07:00-07:59: 91 öre
• 08:00-08:59: 82 öre
• 09:00-09:59: 65 öre
• 10:00-10:59: 53 öre
• 11:00-11:59: 50 öre
• 12:00-12:59: 46 öre
• 13:00-13:59: 45 öre
• 14:00-14:59: 44 öre
• 15:00-15:59: 47 öre
• 16:00-16:59: 49 öre
• 17:00-17:59: 51 öre
• 18:00-18:59: 52 öre
• 19:00-19:59: 53 öre
• 20:00-20:59: 51 öre
• 21:00-21:59: 51 öre
• 22:00-22:59: 49 öre
• 23:00-23:59: 47 öre

Tips for Saving on Your Electricity Bill

For those looking to save money on their electricity bill, it may be wise to plan energy-intensive activities during the cheapest hours of the day. Here are some examples:

• Showering during the cheapest hour today costs only 53 öre, while during the most expensive hour it costs 545 öre.
• Bathing during the cheapest hour today costs 80 öre, while during the most expensive hour it costs 545 öre.
• Running the dishwasher during the cheapest hour today costs 20 öre, while during the most expensive hour it costs 136 öre.
• Charging an electric car during the cheapest hour today costs 803 öre, while during the most expensive hour it costs 5454 öre.
• Playing games on the computer during the cheapest hour today costs 6 öre, while during the most expensive hour it costs 45 öre.

Interesting Facts About Electricity Prices

If we had the lowest electricity price all year, it would cost 2410 kronor to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm. If, instead, we had the highest electricity price all year, the cost would be 16364 kronor.

Regional Differences in Electricity Prices

It is important to note that electricity prices can vary depending on where in the country you live. Regional differences can be due to factors such as access to renewable energy, grid costs, and demand.

By keeping an eye on electricity prices and planning your electricity consumption, you can save both money and the environment. Continue to follow our daily updates to get the latest information on electricity prices in Sweden.