Southern Sweden Power Prices Surge as Nuclear Outages Tighten Supply, Tibber Says

PUBT · 1d ago
Southern Sweden Power Prices Surge as Nuclear Outages Tighten Supply, Tibber Says
  • Southern Sweden’s electricity price premium widened in autumn 2026 amid nuclear outages, high European gas prices and transmission constraints.
  • SE4’s October average reached 156.67 öre/kWh, more than double the year-earlier level, triggering government electricity-cost support.
  • November 2 daily spot prices reached 320.5 öre/kWh in SE4 versus 164.8 öre/kWh in SE3.
  • Northern prices were substantially lower: SE1 averaged 24.4 öre/kWh, while SE2 averaged 17.4 öre/kWh.
  • More southern generation and stronger transmission links could narrow price differences over time, but grid expansion takes many years.


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