Electricity prices Thursday, 25 Jul 2024
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Electricity Prices in Sweden for Today and Tomorrow
Electricity prices in Sweden vary significantly throughout the day. Today, on July 25, 2024, the prices have ranged between approximately 25 ore and 58 ore per kWh. Tomorrow's electricity prices, on July 26, 2024, are expected to range between about 22 ore and 49 ore per kWh.
Electricity Prices Today, July 25, 2024
Today, electricity prices have fluctuated throughout the day. Here are some examples:
- 00:00-00:59: 26 ore
- 06:00-06:59: 26 ore
- 12:00-12:59: 28 ore
- 19:00-19:59: 58 ore
- 23:00-23:59: 25 ore
Electricity Prices Tomorrow, July 26, 2024
Tomorrow's electricity prices are expected to be slightly lower than today's, with some price examples:
- 00:00-00:59: 24 ore
- 06:00-06:59: 23 ore
- 12:00-12:59: 22 ore
- 19:00-19:59: 49 ore
- 23:00-23:59: 22 ore
Tips for Saving Money on Electricity
For those looking to save money on their electricity bills, here are some simple tips to follow:
- Dishwashing: Wash dishes with the dishwasher during the cheapest hour to save money. Today, it costs 19 ore during the cheapest hour.
- Showering: Take a shower during the cheapest hour, which costs 52 ore today.
- Bathing: Taking a bath during the cheapest hour costs 78 ore today.
- Charging the Electric Car: Charge the electric car during the cheapest hour to save money. Today, it costs 789 ore to charge the car during the cheapest hour.
- Playing Games: Play computer games during the cheapest hour to minimize costs. Today, it costs 6 ore to play games during the cheapest hour.
Curiosities about Electricity Prices
Did you know that if we had the lowest electricity price all year round, it would cost 2369 kronor to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm? This is based on an annual consumption of 18000 kWh.
On the other hand, if we had the highest electricity price all year round, it would cost a whopping 10484 kronor to heat the same house.
Electricity Prices during the Most Expensive Hour Today
During the most expensive hour today, from 19:00-19:59, it costs significantly more to perform the same activities:
- Bathing: 349 ore
- Dishwashing: 87 ore
- Charging the Electric Car: 3494 ore
- Playing Games: 29 ore
By planning your energy-intensive activities during the cheapest hours of the day, you can save a lot of money on your electricity bill. Keep an eye on electricity prices and adjust your habits to take advantage of the lower prices.
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