Electricity prices Wednesday, 12 Feb 2025
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Electricity Prices in Sweden Today and Tomorrow
Today's electricity prices in Sweden show a varying trend, with the lowest prices during the night and the highest during morning and evening peaks. During the night, between 02:00 and 03:00, the electricity price is at its lowest at 31 öre per kWh. However, we see a peak of 104 öre per kWh between 18:00 and 19:00. It is a good idea to plan energy-intensive activities during the cheaper hours to save money.
Electricity Prices Tomorrow
Tomorrow, electricity prices are expected to rise further. The cheapest hour is between 04:00 and 05:00 with a price of 21 öre per kWh. The most expensive hour is expected to be between 09:00 and 10:00 with an electricity price of a whole 155 öre per kWh. It is important to note these variations to optimize energy usage.
Tips to Save Money on Electricity
To save money on your electricity bill, you might consider performing energy-intensive activities during the cheapest hours. For example, running the dishwasher during the cheapest hour today costs only 32 öre, while it can cost 231 öre during the most expensive hour. Similarly, taking a shower costs only 85 öre during the cheapest hour compared to 927 öre during the most expensive.
Curiosities about Electricity Prices and Energy Consumption
If we had the lowest electricity price all year round, it would cost 3867 kronor to heat a normal-sized house of 160 sqm. However, with the highest electricity price, the cost would rise to 27835 kronor. These figures highlight the importance of understanding and optimizing energy consumption to reduce costs.
Electric Car Charging
For those who own an electric car, it is worth noting that during the cheapest hour today, it costs 12.89 kronor to charge the car, while the cost during the most expensive hour can soar to 92.78 kronor. Planning charging during the cheapest hours can lead to significant savings.
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