Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Richard Andersson - Sun, 25 Aug 2024 - 11:01

Economics Electricity prices

Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Electricity prices in Sweden have reached exceptionally low levels today, on August 25, 2024. For several hours, the electricity price has even been negative, which means that consumers are essentially paid to use electricity. Here is a summary of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices, as well as some tips on how to take advantage of the most favorable times.

Electricity Prices Today, August 25, 2024

For those looking to save on their electricity bill, it's worth noting that electricity prices are lowest in the middle of the day. Here are some of today's prices:

00:00-00:59: Free
01:00-01:59: Free
02:00-02:59: Free
03:00-03:59: Free
04:00-04:59: Free
05:00-05:59: Free
06:00-06:59: Free
07:00-07:59: Free
08:00-08:59: Free
09:00-09:59: Free
10:00-10:59: Free
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: Free
18:00-18:59: Free
19:00-19:59: Free
20:00-20:59: Free
21:00-21:59: Free
22:00-22:59: Free
23:00-23:59: Free

Electricity Prices Tomorrow, August 26, 2024

Tomorrow, the electricity prices seem to be slightly higher compared to today, but there are still opportunities to save. Here are some of tomorrow's prices:

00:00-00:59: Free
01:00-01:59: Free
02:00-02:59: Free
03:00-03:59: Free
04:00-04:59: Free
05:00-05:59: Free
06:00-06:59: 0 kr
07:00-07:59: 1.48 kr
08:00-08:59: 2.25 kr
09:00-09:59: 0.50 kr
10:00-10:59: 0 kr
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: Free
18:00-18:59: Free
19:00-19:59: 0 kr
20:00-20:59: 0 kr
21:00-21:59: 0 kr
22:00-22:59: Free
23:00-23:59: Free

Tips for Saving on Your Electricity Bill

With the low electricity prices today, there are several opportunities to save money by adjusting your electricity usage. Here are some tips:

Showering and Bathing

During the cheapest hour today, a shower costs -91 cents and a bath costs -136 cents. This means that you actually get paid to shower or bathe during this time.

Charging Your Electric Car

Charging your electric car during the cheapest hour today costs -13.69 kr. Take the opportunity to charge your car during this time to take advantage of the negative electricity prices.

Dishwasher and Gaming

Running the dishwasher costs -34 cents during the cheapest hour today, and playing games on a computer costs -11 cents. It is advantageous to use these appliances during this time.

Curious Facts and Interesting Trivia

If we had the lowest electricity price throughout the year, it would have cost -4109 kr to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm. This shows the significant impact electricity prices can have on household finances.

During the most expensive hour today, a bath costs 13 cents and charging an electric car costs 1.34 kr. These are still relatively low costs compared to average electricity prices.

Keep an eye on electricity prices and plan your electricity usage to maximize your savings. With the low electricity prices right now, it is an excellent time to take advantage of the financial benefits.

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Sweden's CPIF inflation

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Electricity prices Sunday, 25 Aug 2024