Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch voiced frustration over Germany’s decision to dismantle its nuclear power plants, which has driven up energy prices in Sweden, particularly in the southern regions. The cold weather, lack of wind, and the need to send electricity to Germany via undersea cables have created record-high energy prices. In southern Sweden, prices are nearly 200 times higher than in the north, making basic activities, like a 10-minute shower, cost around USD 5 during today’s price spike.
No?
It is quite common here.
When I grew up our entire house ran on electrical heating.
Then we changed to geothermal heating.
We have a few options for heating here.
Electrical. Pellet burning. Oil. District. Geothermal.
Out of these I believe that electrical and district heating are the most common.
What is district?
Usually energy intensive things like water use cheaper energy sources, which in lots of places is gas
Suburbs of Stockholm.
I don’t believe I have ever seen a Swedish house with gas heating…
Oh the energy matrix has biofuels (what’s that?) at 30% and gas at 1.6%
I didn’t expect that