Electricity Congestion Charges Double in Sweden, Burdening Southern Consumers
Sweden’s electricity congestion fees have doubled in 2025 due to regional price gaps and a controversial new transmission system, increasing costs for southern consumers.
Sweden’s electricity congestion fees have doubled in 2025 due to regional price gaps and a controversial new transmission system, increasing costs for southern consumers.
Economic pressures cancel Nossebro market and drive Göteborg Energi to seek exemption for apartment residents from new electricity fees.
Swedish electricity network firms continue raising prices and earning excessive profits due to regulatory flaws, with new rules not expected until after 2028.
Rising electricity network fees in Sweden spur government scrutiny and public concern over fee justifications and oversight delays.
Energimarknadsinspektionen rejects major network companies' electricity fee hikes, citing historical overcharges and insufficient justification by investments.
New year’s fee hikes by Vattenfall and Ellevio intensify consumer frustration and political scrutiny over rising electricity network costs in Sweden.
Vattenfall and Ellevio are raising electricity network fees in 2026, prompting strong political criticism and calls for government action to protect consumers.
Southern Sweden experiences record electricity prices nearing five kronor per kWh due to cold weather and low wind power in November 2025.
More than 500,000 Swedish homeowners now face electricity fees based on peak usage, prompting many to change their consumption habits to reduce costs and ease grid strain.
Sweden will need around 5,000 ultra-fast chargers for electric trucks by 2030, currently having only two, driving urgent infrastructure expansion plans.
Southern Sweden experiences record electricity prices in October 2025 due to reactor outages and calm weather, while upcoming reactor restarts and strong reservoir levels mitigate winter price shock risks.
Electricity experts note gas market constraints and hydropower bottlenecks could push Sweden's winter electricity prices higher in 2025, though government price caps likely remain intact.
Southern Sweden faces soaring electricity prices nearing 6 kronor per kWh due to nuclear maintenance outages, windless weather, and high German prices, with relief expected as conditions improve.
Ellevio, Schneider Electric, and Vattenfall InCharge have introduced automated load reduction technology to accelerate the rollout of EV charging stations in Stockholm, addressing grid limitations and supporting Sweden's climate goals.
A new report outlines how government policy choices in Sweden could lead to higher, yet more stable electricity prices, highlighting challenges for industrial electrification and energy market balance over the next decade.
Failed procurement of Sweden's national electricity reserve prompts industry warnings about financial impacts on companies and households and demands regulatory reform.
Sweden faces potential winter power shortages after Svenska Kraftnät cancels strategic reserve procurement due to EU price caps, risking outages and higher prices.
Sweden introduces quarterly electricity pricing to enhance cost efficiency, effective October 1, 2025.
A report highlights that many Swedes may be paying more for electricity due to hidden fees in contracts, prompting calls for action.
Winter electricity prices in Sweden are expected to fluctuate due to new pricing mechanisms and Norway's market integration.
Passive contract choices lead to high electricity costs for Swedes.
A recent report highlights that 420,000 Swedish households may overpay for electricity due to rising costs.
Sweden's electricity prices are set to become more volatile this winter with the introduction of quarterly pricing and ongoing supply issues.
Swedish government reduces electricity tax and introduces consumer protection measures.
A man is suspected of stealing electricity for over 30 years in Lindesbergs.
Electricity prices in Sweden rise sharply due to nuclear outages, prompting consumer advice on contract management.
Vattenfall announces new electricity demand tariffs set for October 2025, impacting nearly a million customers in Sweden.