Sweden · SE3 and SE4 day-ahead electricity prices

Source: Energinet (www.energidataservice.dk), Day-Ahead Prices, under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Contifield selects the bidding area and delivery date, converts EUR/MWh to EUR/kWh by exact division by 1,000, formats local times and calculates the summary. No endorsement is implied.

This viewer covers the 15-minute day-ahead market from 1 October 2025 through 31 December 2034, with later dates requiring a new source and time-zone review. Earlier hourly data is outside this viewer. The mean weights equal 15-minute intervals equally and rounds to at most eight decimal places; this does not imply settlement precision. Negative and zero wholesale prices are retained.

UTC is the unique interval identity. A normal day has 96 intervals; the spring clock change has 92 and the autumn clock change has 100. All intervals must be present and agree with the source’s Danish-time column. Missing, duplicate, mismatched-date or changed-format rows do not become estimated prices.

The source’s DKK amount is derived using Danmarks Nationalbank’s EUR exchange rate. It is not a NOK or SEK conversion. Source contract and actual zone list reviewed 25 October 2026; Finland and the unlisted Norwegian/Swedish areas are not included merely because the general dataset description mentions those countries.

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