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Richard Andersson - Sat, 15 Feb 2025 - 12:01

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Today's and Tomorrow's Electricity Prices in Sweden

On February 15, 2025, we see a variation in electricity prices throughout the day. Prices are lowest early in the morning and highest during late afternoon and early evening. Here is an overview of today's and tomorrow's electricity prices.

Electricity Prices Today, February 15, 2025

Today started with an electricity price of 60 öre per kWh at midnight and dropped to 49 öre at 03:00. During the day, prices rose again and reached their peak at 91 öre per kWh at 18:00. Here are some of today's electricity prices:

  • 00:00-00:59: 60 öre
  • 03:00-03:59: 49 öre
  • 18:00-18:59: 91 öre
  • 23:00-23:59: 63 öre

Electricity Prices Tomorrow, February 16, 2025

Tomorrow, electricity prices are expected to be slightly higher compared to today. Prices will start at 75 öre per kWh at midnight and reach their peak at 97 öre at 18:00. Here is an overview of some of tomorrow's electricity prices:

  • 00:00-00:59: 75 öre
  • 03:00-03:59: 69 öre
  • 18:00-18:59: 97 öre
  • 23:00-23:59: 60 öre

Tips for Saving on Your Electricity Bill

For those looking to save on their electricity bill, it may be worth planning energy-intensive activities during the cheaper hours. During the cheapest hour today, for example, it costs 197 öre to take a shower, while the same shower costs 580 öre during the most expensive hour.

Interesting Facts About Electricity Prices

If we had experienced the lowest electricity price throughout the year, it would have cost 8893 kronor to heat a standard-sized house of 160 sqm. However, with today's prices, it can cost up to 17405 kronor for the same amount of energy.

Electricity Prices Affect Everyday Activities

Here are some examples of how electricity prices affect the costs of common activities:

  • Showering: 197 öre during the cheapest hour, 580 öre during the most expensive hour
  • Bathing: 296 öre during the cheapest hour, 580 öre during the most expensive hour
  • Dishwashing with a dishwasher: 74 öre during the cheapest hour, 145 öre during the most expensive hour
  • Charging an electric car: 2964 öre during the cheapest hour, 5801 öre during the most expensive hour
  • Playing computer games: 24 öre during the cheapest hour, 48 öre during the most expensive hour

By planning these activities during the cheaper hours, one can save a significant amount on their electricity bill.

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