Svealand, also known as electricity area SE2, covers the central parts of Sweden. It features a mix of energy sources, including nuclear power, hydropower, and an increasing share of wind power. The area is crucial for energy distribution, as it connects the northern and southern parts of the country, thus playing a central role in balancing the energy system.

CURRENT PRICE

3.30 öre/kWh

Kl. 02.00 - 03:00

0.97 öre/kWh

Above daily rate

PRICE TODAY

2.33 öre/kWh

Tomorrow's price will be shown at 13.00

13.6 öre/kWh

Cheaper than yesterday

LOWEST HOURLY RATE

-0.52 öre/kWh

Kl. 11:00 - 12:00

-2.85 öre/kWh

Below daily rate

HIGHEST HOURLY RATE

5.26 öre/kWh

Kl. 22:00 - 23:00

2.93 öre/kWh

Above daily rate

What costs what in electricity area SE2 - Sundsvall
Image that illustrates Duscha
Shower

The cost of a shower is calculated based on the energy required to heat 100 litres of water ~4kWh.

0.13 kr
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Bath

A bathtub holds about 150 litres of water, and ~6 kWh of energy is needed to heat the water.

0.20 kr
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Dishwasher

A dishwasher and washing machine consume approximately ~1.5kWh of energy per wash.

0.05 kr
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Charge electric car

An electric car has a battery of about 40-100kWh, our calculation is based on charging 60kWh.

1.98 kr
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Gaming

A powerful gaming computer including screen consumes about 0.3-0.5kWh per hour played.

0.02 kr
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Heating

Heating a well-insulated house of 150 m² requires about 18000kWh per year (120kWh/sqm).

593.55 kr

The cost of electricity in a household can vary considerably and is affected by several decisive factors. These include the types of household appliances used and their energy efficiency, your personal usage pattern, the size of your home and current electricity prices, which vary according to your geographic location and time.

In most Swedish households, the average electricity price for the current month is charged. If you have an hourly pricing system, it can be beneficial to optimize your electricity consumption by time of day. The electricity price can vary significantly from hour to hour and can affect your electricity costs in the long term. Being aware of these factors can help you manage and reduce your electricity costs effectively.

Average electricity price in electricity area SE2 - Sundsvall onsdag 25 December
Time Today (öre/kWh) Tomorrow (öre/kWh) Direction
00:00 -> 00:59 4.14 Updates at 13:00
01:00 -> 01:59 3.77 Updates at 13:00
02:00 -> 02:59 3.30 Updates at 13:00
03:00 -> 03:59 3.23 Updates at 13:00
04:00 -> 04:59 3.17 Updates at 13:00
05:00 -> 05:59 2.61 Updates at 13:00
06:00 -> 06:59 1.72 Updates at 13:00
07:00 -> 07:59 0.14 Updates at 13:00
08:00 -> 08:59 0.40 Updates at 13:00
09:00 -> 09:59 0.00 Updates at 13:00
10:00 -> 10:59 -0.42 Updates at 13:00
11:00 -> 11:59 -0.52 Updates at 13:00
13:00 -> 13:59 -0.07 Updates at 13:00
14:00 -> 14:59 0.30 Updates at 13:00
15:00 -> 15:59 1.52 Updates at 13:00
16:00 -> 16:59 2.46 Updates at 13:00
17:00 -> 17:59 3.04 Updates at 13:00
18:00 -> 18:59 3.46 Updates at 13:00
19:00 -> 19:59 3.38 Updates at 13:00
20:00 -> 20:59 3.49 Updates at 13:00
21:00 -> 21:59 4.74 Updates at 13:00
22:00 -> 22:59 5.26 Updates at 13:00
23:00 -> 23:59 4.54 Updates at 13:00
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