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Electricity prices in Sweden

The day-ahead auction result, interval by interval, in Stockholm time. Sweden has 4 bidding zones with prices of their own.

SE1 · 135.29SE2 · 159.12SE3 · 272.78SE4 · 323.67
The country's price today
135.29—323.67€/MWh
4 zones, different prices
now
238.45€/MWh
interval 11:45–12:00
Tomorrow
—€/MWh
not published yet
Last 30 days
26.19€/MWh
average weighted by duration

Today's electricity price, interval by interval

Quarter-hourly Hourly

The hours are averages weighted by the duration of the published intervals, not a pick among them.

00:00–01:00 · 84.08 €/MWh 00:00 01:00–02:00 · 82.94 €/MWh 01:00 02:00–03:00 · 84.69 €/MWh 02:00 03:00–04:00 · 83.93 €/MWh 03:00 04:00–05:00 · 80.57 €/MWh 04:00 05:00–06:00 · 78.81 €/MWh 05:00 06:00–07:00 · 96.92 €/MWh 06:00 07:00–08:00 · 117.82 €/MWh 07:00 08:00–09:00 · 163.85 €/MWh 08:00 09:00–10:00 · 240.41 €/MWh 09:00 10:00–11:00 · 247.58 €/MWh 10:00 11:00–12:00 · 243.64 €/MWh 11:00 12:00–13:00 · 250.02 €/MWh 12:00 13:00–14:00 · 195.17 €/MWh 13:00 14:00–15:00 · 190.00 €/MWh 14:00 15:00–16:00 · 192.07 €/MWh 15:00 16:00–17:00 · 153.67 €/MWh 16:00 17:00–18:00 · 165.50 €/MWh 17:00 18:00–19:00 · 109.40 €/MWh 18:00 19:00–20:00 · 110.11 €/MWh 19:00 20:00–21:00 · 85.56 €/MWh 20:00 21:00–22:00 · 86.87 €/MWh 21:00 22:00–23:00 · 59.14 €/MWh 22:00 23:00–00:00 · 44.30 €/MWh 23:00 243.64€/MWh11:00–12:00

● cheapest hours ● around the average ● most expensive hours

Interval, Stockholm time €/MWh€/kWh Against the day's average%
00:00–01:00 84.08 0.084 −38%
01:00–02:00 82.94 0.083 −39%
02:00–03:00 84.69 0.085 −37%
03:00–04:00 83.93 0.084 −38%
04:00–05:00 80.57 0.081 −40%
05:00–06:00 78.81 0.079 −42%
06:00–07:00 96.92 0.097 −28%
07:00–08:00 117.82 0.118 −13%
08:00–09:00 163.85 0.164 +21%
09:00–10:00 240.41 0.240 +78%
10:00–11:00 247.58 0.248 +83%
11:00–12:00now 243.64 0.244 +80%
12:00–13:00dearest 250.02 0.250 +85%
13:00–14:00 195.17 0.195 +44%
14:00–15:00 190.00 0.190 +40%
15:00–16:00 192.07 0.192 +42%
16:00–17:00 153.67 0.154 +14%
17:00–18:00 165.50 0.166 +22%
18:00–19:00 109.40 0.109 −19%
19:00–20:00 110.11 0.110 −19%
20:00–21:00 85.56 0.086 −37%
21:00–22:00 86.87 0.087 −36%
22:00–23:00 59.14 0.059 −56%
23:00–00:00cheapest 44.30 0.044 −67%
Average price
135.29€/MWh
0.135 €/kWh · ↑ +149,9%vs yesterday
Cheapest
37.91€/MWh
at 23:45
Dearest
261.69€/MWh
at 10:00
Median
108.87€/MWh
half the day was below this

Tomorrow

Tomorrow's auction has not been published yet. Results usually appear around midday, Central European time. Until then there are no figures — and we do not put a zero in their place.

Comparison across periods

Period€/MWh€/kWh Against today
Today 135.29 0.135 0%
Tomorrow — — —
Yesterday 54.14 0.054 ↑ +149,9%
Last 7 days 36.68 0.037 ↑ +268,9%
Last 30 days 26.19 0.026 ↑ +416,6%
Month to date 29.79 0.030 ↑ +354,2%
Last month 27.23 0.027 ↑ +396,9%
Same month last year 33.63 0.034 ↑ +302,3%

The right-hand column compares today with the period on that row. All averages are weighted by interval duration, so the days before 1 October 2025 — when the market worked hourly — do not weigh wrongly.


Comparison with the neighbours

Country€/MWh today Difference%Link
Denmark 315.58—318.35 — — interconnected
Finland 221.31 −8.18 ↓ −3,6% interconnected
Lithuania 330.62 +101.14 ↑ +44,1% interconnected
Norway 18.31—267.10 — — interconnected
Poland 293.26 +63.78 ↑ +27,8% interconnected

interconnected means ENTSO-E publishes physical flow between the two countries' zones — that is, there really is a cable with energy running through it. neighbour on the map means only a shared border. The two do not coincide: Norway and the Netherlands do not touch, yet have a subsea cable.


Daily history

DateAverage price €/MWh€/kWh MinMaxChangeStatus
11 November 2026 135.29 0.135 37.91 261.69 ↑ +149,9% complete
10 November 2026 54.14 0.054 6.55 120.65 ↑ +266,6% complete
9 November 2026 14.77 0.015 7.80 23.23 ↑ +47,0% complete
8 November 2026 10.04 0.010 5.60 15.57 ↑ +1,7% complete
7 November 2026 9.88 0.010 5.30 13.61 ↓ −63,0% complete
6 November 2026 26.71 0.027 6.82 71.74 ↑ +352,6% complete
5 November 2026 5.90 0.006 0.64 11.38 ↓ −42,2% complete
4 November 2026 10.21 0.010 2.03 23.66 ↓ −37,5% complete
3 November 2026 16.35 0.016 2.31 39.61 ↓ −26,2% complete
2 November 2026 22.16 0.022 5.36 46.11 ↓ −0,3% complete
1 November 2026 22.23 0.022 13.00 42.52 ↓ −52,6% complete
31 October 2026 46.92 0.047 21.09 104.88 ↑ +18,7% complete
30 October 2026 39.54 0.040 8.21 127.60 ↑ +192,7% complete
29 October 2026 13.51 0.014 1.83 28.74 ↑ +88,3% complete
28 October 2026 7.18 0.007 -2.67 23.03 ↓ −2,1% complete
27 October 2026 7.33 0.007 1.93 14.57 ↑ +44,4% complete
26 October 2026 5.07 0.005 0.89 11.33 ↑ +79,0% complete
25 October 2026 2.83 0.003 1.70 5.29 ↓ −87,2% complete
24 October 2026 22.08 0.022 4.26 50.65 ↓ −1,1% complete
23 October 2026 22.32 0.022 2.60 40.61 ↑ +2,0% complete
22 October 2026 21.89 0.022 10.54 38.49 ↓ −33,7% complete
21 October 2026 33.02 0.033 15.10 58.07 ↓ −35,9% complete
20 October 2026 51.48 0.051 2.71 109.52 ↑ +154,2% complete
19 October 2026 20.25 0.020 1.95 64.77 ↓ −57,0% complete
18 October 2026 47.10 0.047 15.09 125.22 ↑ +96,4% complete
17 October 2026 23.98 0.024 5.98 42.58 ↑ +50,5% complete
16 October 2026 15.93 0.016 0.17 45.03 ↑ +131,4% complete
15 October 2026 6.89 0.007 -2.38 51.24 ↓ −75,7% complete
14 October 2026 28.39 0.028 5.71 46.64 ↓ −34,4% complete
13 October 2026 43.28 0.043 6.90 93.18 ↓ −47,4% complete

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How to read the figures on this page

The price shown is the wholesale day-ahead price: what electricity costs on the exchange, before network tariffs, levies, VAT and the supplier's margin. A household bill is higher, and the ratio between them differs from country to country and from contract to contract.

“Average price” means the average weighted by the duration of each interval. Until 30 September 2025 the intervals were an hour; from 1 October 2025 they are a quarter of an hour. A plain average across that boundary would weigh a quarter of an hour like an hour.

The days when the clocks change have 23 or 25 hours, and the summary computes them with their real length, not with an assumed 24.

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