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Today's average price across Sweden's 4 bidding zones is € 25.31 /MWh (≈ 275.01 kr /MWh) (€ 0.0253 /kWh (≈ 0.275 kr /kWh)). The day-ahead price for Sweden is € 10.25 /MWh (≈ 111.36 kr /MWh).

Sweden avg today
0.275 kr /kWh
Yesterday
0.618 kr /kWh
Last 7 days
0.742 kr /kWh
Last 30 days
0.702 kr /kWh
1,294.17 kr111.36 krSEK/MWh3,3582,831MW2026-05-152026-06-142026-05-15: 883.94 kr /MWh · 3,277 MW2026-05-16: 845.56 kr /MWh · 3,100 MW2026-05-17: 655.78 kr /MWh · 3,089 MW2026-05-18: 1,153.69 kr /MWh · 3,358 MW2026-05-19: 889.98 kr /MWh · 3,326 MW2026-05-20: 759.81 kr /MWh · 3,266 MW2026-05-21: 871.68 kr /MWh · 3,309 MW2026-05-22: 769.70 kr /MWh · 3,202 MW2026-05-23: 260.75 kr /MWh · 2,864 MW2026-05-24: 128.63 kr /MWh · 2,831 MW2026-05-25: 302.28 kr /MWh · 3,224 MW2026-05-26: 307.75 kr /MWh · 3,246 MW2026-05-27: 279.51 kr /MWh · 3,276 MW2026-05-28: 500.67 kr /MWh · 3,254 MW2026-05-29: 599.37 kr /MWh · 3,168 MW2026-05-30: 613.33 kr /MWh · 2,877 MW2026-05-31: 823.12 kr /MWh2026-06-01: 1,289.40 kr /MWh2026-06-02: 1,294.17 kr /MWh2026-06-03: 1,041.29 kr /MWh2026-06-04: 498.45 kr /MWh · 3,259 MW2026-06-05: 607.64 kr /MWh · 3,158 MW2026-06-06: 797.67 kr /MWh · 2,907 MW2026-06-07: 297.66 kr /MWh · 2,900 MW2026-06-08: 1,125.10 kr /MWh · 3,219 MW2026-06-09: 953.65 kr /MWh · 3,245 MW2026-06-10: 566.25 kr /MWh · 3,288 MW2026-06-11: 832.92 kr /MWh · 3,278 MW2026-06-12: 617.68 kr /MWh · 3,224 MW2026-06-13: 275.01 kr /MWh · 2,933 MW2026-06-14: 111.36 kr /MWh · 2,972 MW

Today's electricity price hour by hour

Hourly spot prices for Sweden on 2026-06-13. Updated automatically every night at midnight and refreshed again when ENTSO-E publishes new day-ahead data. Times are shown in CEST.

HourSEK/MWhSEK/kWh
02:00323.64 kr0.324 kr
03:00314.16 kr0.314 kr
04:00257.38 kr0.257 kr
05:00265.99 kr0.266 kr
06:00292.15 kr0.292 kr
07:00149.16 kr0.149 kr
08:0049.26 kr0.049 kr
09:0095.42 kr0.095 kr
10:00101.34 kr0.101 kr
11:0087.06 kr0.087 kr
12:00100.85 kr0.101 kr
13:00109.97 kr0.110 kr
14:00114.62 kr0.115 kr
15:00117.46 kr0.117 kr
16:00164.57 kr0.165 kr
17:00252.76 kr0.253 kr
18:00286.35 kr0.286 kr
19:00392.04 kr0.392 kr
20:00684.67 kr0.685 kr
21:00680.26 kr0.680 kr
22:00565.31 kr0.565 kr
23:00427.33 kr0.427 kr
00:00349.70 kr0.350 kr
01:00168.85 kr0.169 kr
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Electricity prices in bidding zones in Sweden

PeriodSEK/MWh
SE1SE1 (North)▼41%220.70 kr
SE2SE2▼41%202.03 kr
SE3SE3 (Stockholm)▼58%297.42 kr
SE4SE4 (South)▼64%379.90 kr

Sweden runs one of the world's lowest-carbon electricity grids: hydropower (~40%), nuclear (~30%) and wind (~20%) together cover the bulk of the 165 TWh annual demand. Svenska kraftnät, the state TSO, splits the country into four bidding zones (SE1 North to SE4 South) reflecting the bottleneck in the central north-south transmission corridor — a structural feature that gives SE4 (Malmö) prices typically 2–4× SE1 (Luleå). The southern reactors at Ringhals and Forsmark were the subject of a 2023 government reversal: the previous closure plan was scrapped and four new reactors are now planned for the 2030s.

Wind has grown explosively, from 17 TWh in 2018 to 35 TWh in 2024, with northern locations dominating. Day-ahead clearing on Nord Pool.

The northern zones host most heavy industry — including the H2 Green Steel and Hybrit steel-decarbonisation projects — and consume an increasing share of the country's hydro surplus.

Values below are averaged across Sweden's 4 bidding zones — click into any city for zone-specific prices.

DateMWSEK/MWhSEK/kWh
2026-06-14day-ahead2,972▼60%111.36 kr0.111 kr
2026-06-132,933▼55%275.01 kr0.275 kr
2026-06-123,224▼26%617.68 kr0.618 kr
2026-06-113,278▲47%832.92 kr0.833 kr
2026-06-103,288▼41%566.25 kr0.566 kr
2026-06-093,245▼15%953.65 kr0.954 kr
2026-06-083,219▲278%1,125.10 kr1.125 kr
2026-06-072,900▼63%297.66 kr0.298 kr
2026-06-062,907▲31%797.67 kr0.798 kr
2026-06-053,158▲22%607.64 kr0.608 kr
2026-06-043,259▼52%498.45 kr0.498 kr
2026-06-03—▼20%1,041.29 kr1.041 kr
2026-06-02—▲0%1,294.17 kr1.294 kr
2026-06-01—▲57%1,289.40 kr1.289 kr
2026-05-31—▲34%823.12 kr0.823 kr
2026-05-302,877▲2%613.33 kr0.613 kr
2026-05-293,168▲20%599.37 kr0.599 kr
2026-05-283,254▲79%500.67 kr0.501 kr
2026-05-273,276▼9%279.51 kr0.280 kr
2026-05-263,246▲2%307.75 kr0.308 kr
2026-05-253,224▲135%302.28 kr0.302 kr
2026-05-242,831▼51%128.63 kr0.129 kr
2026-05-232,864▼66%260.75 kr0.261 kr
2026-05-223,202▼12%769.70 kr0.770 kr
2026-05-213,309▲15%871.68 kr0.872 kr
2026-05-203,266▼15%759.81 kr0.760 kr
2026-05-193,326▼23%889.98 kr0.890 kr
2026-05-183,358▲76%1,153.69 kr1.154 kr
2026-05-173,089▼22%655.78 kr0.656 kr
2026-05-163,100▼4%845.56 kr0.846 kr
2026-05-153,277883.94 kr0.884 kr

Price comparison — Sweden

PeriodAveragevs today
Today0.275 kr /kWh—
Yesterday0.618 kr /kWh▲ 125%
Last 7 days0.742 kr /kWh▲ 170%
Last 30 days0.702 kr /kWh▲ 155%
Current month0.784 kr /kWh▲ 185%
Previous month0.688 kr /kWh▲ 150%
Same month last year0.177 kr /kWh▼ 35%

Historical electricity prices

Latest energy news in Sweden

FAQ — Sweden

How is the electricity price determined?
Day-ahead prices in Sweden are auctioned each morning around 13:00 CEST on Nord Pool / EPEX. The cheapest mix of generation that meets demand wins; that price applies for the next 24 hours.
When is electricity cheapest?
Today's average wholesale price in Sweden is 0.275 kr /kWh. Cheapest hours typically fall between 00:00–04:00 CEST and around midday on sunny / windy days.
Why is my electricity bill higher than the spot price?
The wholesale spot price you see here is one component. Your retail bill in Sweden also adds electricity tax, grid fees, VAT and a supplier markup — total roughly 30–60 % above wholesale.
How accurate is this data?
Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, the EU regulator's data feed. Updated every 10–20 minutes.
Are tomorrow's prices already known?
Tomorrow's day-ahead prices for Sweden appear on this page automatically once Nord Pool / EPEX closes the auction around 13:00 CEST each day.

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