Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Richard Andersson - Sun, 28 Jul 2024 - 11:01

Economics Electricity prices

Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Electricity prices in Sweden vary significantly depending on the time of day. Here is a summary of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices to help you plan your energy consumption effectively.

Today's Electricity Prices (2024-07-28)

Today's electricity prices have ranged from 0.25 kronor per kWh early in the morning to negative prices in the afternoon. Here are some highlights:

00:00-00:59: 0.26 kronor
01:00-01:59: 0.25 kronor
02:00-02:59: 0.24 kronor
03:00-03:59: 0.23 kronor
04:00-04:59: 0.22 kronor
05:00-05:59: 0.23 kronor
06:00-06:59: 0.25 kronor
07:00-07:59: 0.25 kronor
08:00-08:59: 0.26 kronor
09:00-09:59: 0.06 kronor
10:00-10:59: Free
11:00-11:59: -0.03 kronor
12:00-12:59: -0.18 kronor
13:00-13:59: -0.35 kronor
14:00-14:59: -0.57 kronor
15:00-15:59: -0.39 kronor
16:00-16:59: -0.16 kronor
17:00-17:59: -0.00 kronor
18:00-18:59: 0.06 kronor
19:00-19:59: 0.07 kronor
20:00-20:59: 0.06 kronor
21:00-21:59: 0.06 kronor
22:00-22:59: 0.03 kronor
23:00-23:59: -0.00 kronor

Tomorrow's Electricity Prices (2024-07-29)

Tomorrow's electricity prices show a similar trend with negative prices during the night and rising prices towards the evening. Here are some key time points:

00:00-00:59: -0.01 kronor
01:00-01:59: -0.01 kronor
02:00-02:59: -0.01 kronor
03:00-03:59: -0.02 kronor
04:00-04:59: -0.01 kronor
05:00-05:59: -0.01 kronor
06:00-06:59: -0.00 kronor
07:00-07:59: 0.02 kronor
08:00-08:59: 0.01 kronor
09:00-09:59: 0.01 kronor
10:00-10:59: -0.00 kronor
11:00-11:59: -0.00 kronor
12:00-12:59: -0.00 kronor
13:00-13:59: -0.02 kronor
14:00-14:59: -0.01 kronor
15:00-15:59: -0.00 kronor
16:00-16:59: 0.06 kronor
17:00-17:59: 0.18 kronor
18:00-18:59: 0.20 kronor
19:00-19:59: 0.52 kronor
20:00-20:59: 0.62 kronor
21:00-21:59: 0.46 kronor
22:00-22:59: 0.38 kronor
23:00-23:59: 0.26 kronor

Tips for Energy Consumption

To take advantage of the lower electricity prices, you can plan your energy consumption during the cheapest hours of the day. Here are some examples:

Take a shower, bath, charge your car, or play games between 14:00-14:59 today when it's free to do so.
Avoid using a lot of energy between 19:00-19:59 tomorrow when the price is highest at 0.62 kronor per kWh.

Interesting Facts about Electricity Prices

Did you know that during the cheapest hour of the day today, you could actually get paid to use electricity? Here are some examples of what it would cost you:

A shower: -2.28 kronor
A bath: -3.43 kronor
Running the dishwasher: -0.85 kronor
Charging your car: -34.34 kronor
Playing games on the computer: -0.28 kronor

If we had the lowest electricity price all year round, it would have cost -10304 kronor to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm. This demonstrates the significant impact electricity prices can have on your annual energy costs.

On the other hand, during the most expensive hour of the day today, the following activities would cost:

A shower: 2.28 kronor
A bath: 3.69 kronor
Running the dishwasher: 0.92 kronor
Charging your car: 36.97 kronor
Playing games on the computer: 0.30 kronor

If we had the highest electricity price all year round, it would have cost 11092 kronor to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm. This highlights the importance of monitoring electricity prices and adjusting your energy consumption accordingly.

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Electricity prices Sunday, 28 Jul 2024