Electricity prices Friday, 14 Feb 2025
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Today's Electricity Prices in Sweden - February 14, 2025
Today we see a varying trend in electricity prices across Sweden. Prices start at 1.01 kronor per kWh at midnight and drop slightly overnight to reach today's lowest price of 0.81 kronor per kWh between 04:00 and 04:59. Afterwards, prices rise significantly during the morning and forenoon hours, peaking at 1.90 kronor per kWh between 08:00 and 08:59.
Electricity Prices in the Afternoon and Evening
The afternoon offers somewhat lower prices compared to the morning, but they are still relatively high. Between 17:00 and 17:59, the price is 1.72 kronor per kWh. In the evening, prices drop again, reaching 0.53 kronor per kWh between 23:00 and 23:59, which is today's lowest reading.
Activities and Costs During the Cheapest Hour
During the cheapest hour today, between 23:00 and 23:59, you can take a shower for 1.97 kronor or take a bath for 2.96 kronor. Running a dishwasher costs only 0.74 kronor, and charging your electric car costs 29.65 kronor. Playing on the computer is almost free, costing just 0.24 kronor.
Costs During the Most Expensive Hour
During the most expensive hour, between 08:00 and 08:59, a bath costs 11.37 kronor and a dishwasher 2.84 kronor. Charging the electric car then can cost as much as 113.74 kronor. Playing games on the computer costs 0.94 kronor.
Tomorrow's Electricity Prices - February 15, 2025
Tomorrow we see a more stable price picture with lower average prices compared to today. Prices start at 0.60 kronor per kWh at midnight and drop to 0.49 kronor per kWh between 03:00 and 03:59, which is tomorrow's lowest price.
Electricity Prices in the Morning and Afternoon
In the morning, prices rise slightly and reach 0.70 kronor per kWh between 08:00 and 08:59. Prices remain relatively stable throughout the day, peaking at 0.91 kronor per kWh between 18:00 and 18:59.
Interesting Facts About Electricity Prices
If we had today's lowest electricity price throughout the year, it would cost 8,895 kronor to heat a normal-sized house of 160 sqm. On the other hand, if we had today's highest electricity price, the cost would rise to 34,124 kronor.
With these electricity prices, it is clear that it can be economically advantageous to plan energy-intensive activities for the cheaper hours of the day. Showering, bathing, or charging the car late in the evening can lead to significant savings on household electricity bills.
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