The average day-ahead electricity price for SE3 (the Linköping bidding zone) over the trailing 12 months, from elprisetjustnu.se — not a live price. This town's own when-is-power-cheapest tool shows today's actual hourly price.
A supplier's own markup (påslag) is not included, and this is a 12-month average, not what electricity costs this particular week — a real fixed-price or variable-price electricity contract will differ. The grid transfer charge and energy tax are Tekniska verken's and Skatteverket's own published villa-standard figures, VAT included.
Since 1 May 2026 Tekniska verken has also charged for the single highest hour of power drawn each month (the effektavgift): 23 kr/kW in summer, 45 kr/kW in winter. Heating with electricity, especially resistive heating, tends to raise that peak — this figure is not included above because it depends on your own meter readings.
A heat pump moves heat rather than making it, so it delivers several times more heat per kilowatt-hour of electricity than the direct-electric figure above — how much more depends on the make of pump and the outside temperature, and this page has no verified figure for a typical Linköping installation, so none is shown. Energimyndigheten's consumer guidance is the place to check a specific heat pump's own published performance.