Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Richard Andersson - Fri, 6 Sep 2024 - 11:01

Economics Electricity prices

Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

Electricity prices in Sweden vary significantly throughout the day. Here is an overview of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices, along with some energy-saving tips to help you save money.

Electricity Prices Today, 2024-09-06

Today, electricity prices range from as low as 6.68 öre per kWh to as high as 36.49 öre per kWh. Here is an hour-by-hour breakdown:

00:00-00:59: 8.42 öre
01:00-01:59: 7.15 öre
02:00-02:59: 6.90 öre
03:00-03:59: 6.68 öre
04:00-04:59: 11.33 öre
05:00-05:59: 12.13 öre
06:00-06:59: 14.94 öre
07:00-07:59: 22.13 öre
08:00-08:59: 26.97 öre
09:00-09:59: 26.20 öre
10:00-10:59: 22.43 öre
11:00-11:59: 19.04 öre
12:00-12:59: 15.28 öre
13:00-13:59: 9.03 öre
14:00-14:59: 8.87 öre
15:00-15:59: 10.99 öre
16:00-16:59: 11.06 öre
17:00-17:59: 20.81 öre
18:00-18:59: 30.48 öre
19:00-19:59: 36.49 öre
20:00-20:59: 33.67 öre
21:00-21:59: 24.33 öre
22:00-22:59: 16.00 öre
23:00-23:59: 14.44 öre

Electricity Prices Tomorrow, 2024-09-07

Tomorrow's electricity prices look much more favorable, especially during the late night and early morning hours. Here is an hour-by-hour breakdown:

00:00-00:59: 4.42 öre
01:00-01:59: 3.96 öre
02:00-02:59: 3.96 öre
03:00-03:59: 3.98 öre
04:00-04:59: 4.65 öre
05:00-05:59: 11.59 öre
06:00-06:59: 5.31 öre
07:00-07:59: 6.38 öre
08:00-08:59: 9.35 öre
09:00-09:59: 12.03 öre
10:00-10:59: 11.31 öre
11:00-11:59: 8.59 öre
12:00-12:59: 5.98 öre
13:00-13:59: 1.41 öre
14:00-14:59: 3.52 öre
15:00-15:59: 6.53 öre
16:00-16:59: 10.21 öre
17:00-17:59: 15.24 öre
18:00-18:59: 15.50 öre
19:00-19:59: 13.50 öre
20:00-20:59: 9.03 öre
21:00-21:59: 8.57 öre
22:00-22:59: 7.28 öre
23:00-23:59: 6.67 öre

Energy-Saving Tips to Save Money

To maximize your savings, you can plan your energy-intensive activities during the cheapest hours. Here are some tips:

Showering and Bathing

During the cheapest hour of the day today, a shower costs only 5 öre, while a bath costs 8 öre. Take a shower or bath between 02:00-02:59 to save the most.

Dishwasher

Running the dishwasher during the cheapest hour costs only 2 öre. Plan to run the dishwasher between 02:00-02:59 to keep costs down.

Charging Electric Vehicle

For electric vehicle owners, it is especially profitable to charge the car during the cheapest hour, costing 84 öre. Charge your car between 02:00-02:59 to save the most.

Playing Games

For gaming enthusiasts, playing games on the computer costs nothing during the cheapest hour. Take the opportunity to play between 02:00-02:59.

Curious Facts and Interesting Trivia

If we had the lowest electricity price all year, it would only cost 253 SEK to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm. This is based on an annual consumption of 18,000 kWh. However, if we had the highest electricity price all year, the cost would be a whopping 7,643 SEK.

Prices During the Most Expensive Hour Today

During the most expensive hour of the day today (19:00-19:59), the prices are as follows:

Bath: 254 öre
Dishwasher: 63 öre
Charging Electric Vehicle: 25.47 kronor
Playing Games: 21 öre

To avoid high electricity costs, try to minimize your electricity usage during this hour.

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