I know that this exercise is not possible to do and that there are other factors involved but –
If you were to take the price difference between 20 öre and 4 SEK/kWh and calculate how much all private individuals, companies, and municipalities have to pay extra compared to 2019/2020.
Do you think it would have been enough for a couple of nuclear reactors after a few years or solar panels for every single house?
It would be interesting to know where this money goes, I still can’t grasp that everyone overnight has been forced to pay 10 times more for the same product at the same production cost and without investments corresponding to the price increase.
These funds could have gone to many things within the energy sector, for example, if I add up what I pay this year, it would probably have been enough for insulation in at least half the house that would have raised the temperature by a couple of degrees all else being equal.
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I know that this exercise is not possible to do and that there are other factors involved but –
If you were to take the price difference between 20 öre and 4 SEK/kWh and calculate how much all private individuals, companies, and municipalities have to pay extra compared to 2019/2020.
Do you think it would have been enough for a couple of nuclear reactors after a few years or solar panels for every single house?
It would be interesting to know where this money goes, I still can’t grasp that everyone overnight has been forced to pay 10 times more for the same product at the same production cost and without investments corresponding to the price increase.
These funds could have gone to many things within the energy sector, for example, if I add up what I pay this year, it would probably have been enough for insulation in at least half the house that would have raised the temperature by a couple of degrees all else being equal.