Electricity prices Thursday, 13 Mar 2025
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Today's Electricity Prices: What Does It Cost to Keep the Home Running?
The electricity prices in Sweden today, March 13, 2025, vary greatly throughout the day. Prices start at 1.04 SEK per kWh at midnight and peak at 1.75 SEK per kWh at 07:00. This means it can be an expensive morning for those who need to use a lot of electricity. For those who can wait with their electricity-intensive activities, there is money to be saved.
Cheapest and Most Expensive Hour Today
The cheapest hour today is between 23:00 and 23:59, when the electricity price is 0.43 SEK per kWh. This is a perfect time to run the dishwasher, which only costs 0.57 SEK to operate then. Showering costs 1.52 SEK, and charging an electric car costs 22.80 SEK.
The most expensive hour is between 07:00 and 07:59, with an electricity price of 1.75 SEK per kWh. During this time, it costs a total of 10.49 SEK to charge the car, and taking a bath costs 10.49 SEK. The dishwasher costs 2.62 SEK to run, which is nearly five times more than during the cheapest hour.
Good Advice for Energy Use
To optimize electricity consumption and save money, it is recommended to perform energy-intensive activities such as charging the electric car or running the dishwasher during the cheapest hour. Additionally, one can take advantage of the lower prices during late evenings and nights to keep costs down.
Tomorrow's Electricity Prices: A Relief for the Wallet
Tomorrow, March 14, 2025, electricity prices are expected to be more favorable for consumers. Prices start the day at 0.69 SEK per kWh and peak at 0.89 SEK per kWh at 17:00. This means a significantly more stable price picture than today.
Cheapest and Most Expensive Hour Tomorrow
The cheapest hour tomorrow is between 14:00 and 14:59, with an electricity price of 0.38 SEK per kWh. During this time, it costs 1.52 SEK to take a shower, and charging the electric car costs 22.80 SEK. The dishwasher costs only 0.38 SEK to run.
The most expensive hour is between 17:00 and 17:59, when the electricity price is 0.89 SEK per kWh. During this time, it costs 5.34 SEK to charge the car, and taking a bath costs 5.34 SEK. The dishwasher costs 0.89 SEK to run.
Tips for Tomorrow
To save money tomorrow, it is best to plan electricity-intensive activities for the afternoon, especially between 14:00 and 15:00. This can result in significant savings compared to using electricity during the more expensive hours.
Interesting Facts About Electricity Prices
Did you know that if we had the lowest electricity price today for the entire year, it would have cost 6,841 SEK to heat a normal-sized house of 160 square meters? This compared to 31,482 SEK if we had the highest electricity price today for the whole year.
It is also interesting to note that electricity prices are often affected by weather conditions and energy policies. Therefore, it is important to stay updated on changes that may impact electricity prices.
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