Knowledge & Insights

I den senaste upplagan av Energistrategipoddens fokusavsnitt tar våra affärsstrateger, Katja Lindblom och Henrik Näsström sig an den aktuella och avgörande frågan om fjärrvärmens prismodeller.

Lyssna och få en unik inblick i våra perspektiv på elnätets digitalisering.

Alltmer krafthandel sker bilateralt. Det märks på terminsmarknaden Nasdaq Commodities, där omsättningen på nordisk kraft förra året föll till 442 TWh. Det är det näst lägsta på åtminstone två decennier, bara omsättningen 2022 var sämre.

To address it, the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) was introduced in 2005 and, after many years of low prices, has been tightened as a result of a 17-fold increase in prices in the energy and industry sector in six years. Renewable, variable power sources such as solar and wind are the most cost-effective means of enhancing security of supply and reducing emissions.

The energy crisis and record high electricity prices are changing the way we look at energy use and access. In Europe, energy has gone from being easily accessible and cheap to being difficult to access and expensive. Even though we in Sweden have not had quite as high price peaks as elsewhere in Europe, the price increase has nevertheless been sudden here too.

Dagens Industri has asked our energy strategist Arne Bergvik about the continued rise in electricity prices. Arne believes that the energy crisis is not quickly over, rather Russia seems to be escalating its invasion of Ukraine. And Russia's confidence as a reliable energy supplier is already irreversibly damaged.