Today's and tomorrow's electricity prices in Sweden

Richard Andersson - Sat, 27 Jul 2024 - 11:01

Economics Electricity prices

Today's and tomorrow's electricity prices in Sweden

Today, on July 27, 2024, electricity prices have varied throughout the day, reaching a peak of 53 cents per kWh between 7:00-7:59 PM. However, tomorrow seems to offer a unique opportunity for electricity consumers, as prices are expected to be negative for several hours, meaning you actually get paid to use electricity!

Electricity prices today, July 27, 2024

Today's electricity prices have ranged between 20 cents and 53 cents per kWh. Here is an overview of today's electricity prices per hour:

00:00-00:59: 23 cents
01:00-01:59: 22 cents
02:00-02:59: 22 cents
03:00-03:59: 23 cents
04:00-04:59: 23 cents
05:00-05:59: 23 cents
06:00-06:59: 24 cents
07:00-07:59: 25 cents
08:00-08:59: 26 cents
09:00-09:59: 26 cents
10:00-10:59: 26 cents
11:00-11:59: 25 cents
12:00-12:59: 25 cents
13:00-13:59: 20 cents
14:00-14:59: 21 cents
15:00-15:59: 24 cents
16:00-16:59: 24 cents
17:00-17:59: 25 cents
18:00-18:59: 26 cents
19:00-19:59: 53 cents
20:00-20:59: 26 cents
21:00-21:59: 26 cents
22:00-22:59: 25 cents
23:00-23:59: 24 cents

Electricity prices tomorrow, July 28, 2024

Tomorrow, we see an interesting development with negative electricity prices for several hours. Here is an overview of tomorrow's electricity prices per hour:

00:00-00:59: 26 cents
01:00-01:59: 25 cents
02:00-02:59: 24 cents
03:00-03:59: 23 cents
04:00-04:59: 22 cents
05:00-05:59: 23 cents
06:00-06:59: 25 cents
07:00-07:59: 25 cents
08:00-08:59: 26 cents
09:00-09:59: 6 cents
10:00-10:59: free
11:00-11:59: -3 cents
12:00-12:59: -18 cents
13:00-13:59: -35 cents
14:00-14:59: -57 cents
15:00-15:59: -39 cents
16:00-16:59: -16 cents
17:00-17:59: free
18:00-18:59: 6 cents
19:00-19:59: 7 cents
20:00-20:59: 6 cents
21:00-21:59: 6 cents
22:00-22:59: 3 cents
23:00-23:59: free

Perfect time for energy-intensive activities

Tomorrow is a perfect day to perform energy-intensive activities during the cheapest hours. Between 10:00 AM-5:59 PM, electricity prices are negative or free, allowing you to shower, bathe, charge your electric car, or play games at no cost. Here are some examples:

A shower (4 kWh): you get paid 228 cents.
A bath (6 kWh): you get paid 343 cents.
Dishwasher cycle (1 kWh): you get paid 85 cents.
Charge your electric car (60 kWh): you get paid 3434 cents.
Play games on the computer (0.5 kWh): you get paid 28 cents.

Most expensive hours today

During the most expensive hour today, between 7:00-7:59 PM, electricity costs 53 cents per kWh. Here are some examples of what it could cost:

A shower (4 kWh): 212 cents.
A bath (6 kWh): 320 cents.
Dishwasher cycle (1 kWh): 53 cents.
Charge your electric car (60 kWh): 3180 cents.
Play games on the computer (0.5 kWh): 27 cents.

Annual heating cost

If we had the lowest electricity price throughout the year, it would cost -10304 SEK to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm, with an annual energy consumption of 18000 kWh. At the highest electricity price, the cost would be 9603 SEK.

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