Electricity Prices Surge in Northern Sweden Amid Cold, Low Water and New Finland Link
Northern Sweden faces unusually high electricity prices in January 2026 due to cold weather, low hydro levels, and a new power cable linking to Finland.
Northern Sweden faces unusually high electricity prices in January 2026 due to cold weather, low hydro levels, and a new power cable linking to Finland.
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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.
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