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Electricity prices · Sweden SE4

2022 · Europe/Stockholm

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Market price only. Supplier fees, network charges and taxes are not included.

Period average

15.21ct/kWh

Complete days: 365 / 365

Lowest interval

-0.21ct/kWh

Market price

Highest interval

80.00ct/kWh

Market price

Monthly averages

2022 · ct/kWh

Complete
Electricity prices · Sweden SE4 · 2022Bars show time-weighted averages. Gaps mean missing data, not zero. January · 10.58 ct/kWh · Complete February · 7.95 ct/kWh · Complete March · 14.58 ct/kWh · Complete April · 11.01 ct/kWh · Complete May · 13.28 ct/kWh · Complete June · 16.99 ct/kWh · Complete July · 11.54 ct/kWh · Complete August · 28.93 ct/kWh · Complete September · 22.45 ct/kWh · Complete October · 7.41 ct/kWh · Complete November · 12.37 ct/kWh · Complete December · 24.81 ct/kWh · Complete

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Electricity prices · Sweden SE4 · 2022
MonthPeriod average ct/kWhData coverage
January 10.58 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
February 7.95 ct/kWhComplete28 / 28
March 14.58 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
April 11.01 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
May 13.28 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
June 16.99 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
July 11.54 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
August 28.93 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
September 22.45 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
October 7.41 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31
November 12.37 ct/kWhComplete30 / 30
December 24.81 ct/kWhComplete31 / 31

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Wholesale day-ahead prices from official market sources, shown in the market’s local time. Original intervals and negative prices are retained.

Averages are weighted by interval duration, not row count. Original hourly and 15-minute prices are retained. All times are local to the market.

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Your supplier’s markup, network charges, taxes and fixed fees depend on your contract. Use this page to understand the market component, not as a quote for your household tariff.

EUR/MWh ÷ 10 = ct/kWh. The average is weighted by interval duration. Negative prices and daylight-saving changes are preserved.