Sweden residential electricity rates

LATEST PUBLISHED OBSERVATION

30.62 EUR cents per kWh

The latest covered residential electricity price for Sweden is 30.62 EUR cents per kilowatt-hour, for 2026 H1. That is 15.4% higher than the same reporting period a year earlier.

Households using 2,500–4,999 kWh/year; all taxes and levies included. National half-year average, not a utility tariff.

Official Eurostat data ↗ · Source checked: 2026-11-09 · Cached official feed

Source figures are in euros. This is not necessarily the local billing currency. Older reporting periods remain visible when a country has not published a newer comparable observation.

What does electricity usage cost in Sweden?

These examples multiply electricity usage by the published average. They are illustrations, not bill quotes; fixed charges, tariff bands and subsidies may affect actual bills.

Monthly electricity usageIllustrative cost in EUR
500 kWh153.10 EUR
1,000 kWh306.20 EUR
1,500 kWh459.30 EUR

Sweden electricity price history

Prices remain in the source currency so exchange-rate movements do not alter this comparison.

Observation periodEUR cents per kWhSource flag
2026 H130.62—
2025 H227.11—
2025 H126.54—
2024 H223.51—
2024 H124.34—
2023 H221.81—
2023 H126.62—
2022 H227.40—
2022 H122.78—
2021 H226.04—
2021 H121.14—
2020 H220.17—
2020 H119.14—

How are these residential prices measured?

Eurostat reports household electricity prices for annual consumption of 2,500–4,999 kWh, including taxes and levies. Half-year national averages are not individual retail tariff offers.

County, city and political district boundaries do not define utility territories. The U.S. local lookup identifies possible providers by address and ZIP; its utility prices are dated 2024 averages.

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