TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER· STOCKHOLM · THE DAY IN 5 STORIES

Swedish regulator proposes tighter limits on electricity-grid income

Transformers and overhead conductors at a Swedish electrical substation, photographed in 2006.
Riggwelter / CC BY-SA 3.0

Sweden’s energy regulator has set out a preliminary method that would lower electricity-grid companies’ permitted revenue from 2028 compared with keeping today’s rules. It expects limited early benefits for customers because companies can carry unused revenue allowances forward.

DS+

Continue with a DS+ subscription

Subscribe to continue reading this story and unlock all DailySweden member content.

  • Original reporting and exclusive interviews
  • Member-only features and analysis
  • An advertising-free premium reading experience
See plans and subscribe

Cancel anytime.

Already a subscriber? Sign in

DailySweden logo

DailySweden

DailySweden's desk of editors, reporters, researchers and investigative journalists. We bring readers factual, truthful and objective reporting on the issues that matter to them.