Electricity prices Monday, 17 Feb 2025
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Today's Electricity Prices: An Overview of Today's and Tomorrow's Costs
Electricity prices in Sweden today, February 17, 2025, vary significantly throughout the day. Early in the morning, between 03:00 and 03:59, the electricity price is at its lowest at 58 öre per kWh. During the most expensive hour, from 18:00 to 18:59, the price reaches a staggering 156 öre per kWh.
Electricity Prices Throughout the Day
For those planning to use electricity-intensive appliances, it is worth noting that prices rise significantly during the morning and evening rush hours. Between 07:00 and 09:00, prices exceed 1 krona per kWh, making it expensive to take a shower or charge an electric vehicle, for example.
Cost of Common Activities Today
During the cheapest hour today, from 03:00 to 03:59, it costs 1 krona and 76 öre to take a shower, while a bath costs 2 kronor and 64 öre. Running the dishwasher costs 66 öre, and playing on the computer costs only 22 öre. However, during the most expensive hour, from 18:00 to 18:59, a bath costs a whopping 9 kronor and 38 öre, while a shower costs 7 kronor and 4 öre.
Tomorrow's Electricity Prices
Tomorrow, February 18, 2025, electricity prices are expected to drop slightly. The cheapest hour will occur between 13:00 and 13:59, with a price of 44 öre per kWh. During the most expensive hour, from 08:00 to 08:59, the price will be 88 öre per kWh.
Cost Savings for Tomorrow
For those looking to save money on their electricity bill, it is beneficial to plan energy-intensive activities for the afternoon. For example, charging an electric vehicle during the cheapest hour costs 26 kronor and 42 öre, while the same charging during the most expensive hour costs 53 kronor and 19 öre.
Interesting Facts About Electricity Prices
Did you know that if we had the lowest electricity price all year round, it would cost 7,929 kronor to heat a typical house of 160 sqm? With today’s highest electricity prices, the same heating would cost 28,161 kronor. This is a significant difference that reflects the importance of optimizing electricity consumption.
In summary, today's and tomorrow's electricity prices present both challenges and opportunities for households and businesses. By planning energy-intensive activities during the cheaper hours, one can save significant amounts on their electricity bill.
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