Electricity prices Wednesday, 6 Nov 2024
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Electricity Prices in Sweden Today and Tomorrow
Today, on November 6, 2024, electricity prices have varied significantly throughout the day. The cheapest hour was between 02:00-02:59 with a price of 7 öre per kWh, while the most expensive hour was between 18:00-18:59 with a price of 209 öre per kWh. These variations provide opportunities for consumers to save money by planning their energy usage.
Electricity Prices Today, November 6, 2024
During the cheapest hour today, from 02:00-02:59, one can take advantage of performing energy-intensive activities. For example, taking a shower costs only 5 öre, while a bath costs 8 öre. Running the dishwasher costs 2 öre, and charging an electric car costs 84 öre. It is also free to play games on the computer during this hour.
During the most expensive hour, from 18:00-18:59, the costs are significantly higher. A bath costs 125 kronor, running the dishwasher costs 31 kronor, and charging an electric car costs a whopping 1253 kronor. Playing games on the computer costs 1 krona.
Electricity Prices Tomorrow, November 7, 2024
Tomorrow, on November 7, electricity prices are expected to follow a similar trend with lower prices during the night and higher prices in the evening. The cheapest hour is expected to be from 03:00-03:59 with a price of 3 öre per kWh, making it an excellent opportunity to perform energy-intensive activities. The most expensive hour is expected to be from 18:00-18:59 with a price of 161 öre per kWh.
Tips for Energy Saving
To save money on the electricity bill, it can be wise to plan energy-intensive activities during the cheaper hours of the day. For example, charging an electric car or running the dishwasher during the night can lead to significant savings. Additionally, adjusting the house heating to take advantage of the lower prices can be beneficial.
Interesting Facts about Electricity Prices
If we had the lowest electricity price throughout the year, it would have cost only 253 kronor to heat a medium-sized house of 160 sqm, based on a consumption of 18,000 kWh of energy. This demonstrates the significant cost variations depending on the fluctuations in electricity prices.
Electricity prices are influenced by several factors, including weather conditions, supply and demand, and international energy markets. By being aware of these factors, consumers can better plan their energy usage and thus reduce their costs.
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