Grid development
We are expanding the Swedish national grid to transport electricity from new wind power, alleviate limitations in the grid and to meet society's demands for a secure electricity supply.
Find grid projects in your area
Hansa PowerBridge
We are planning the new power connection Hansa PowerBridge between Hurva station in Hörby municipality and Northern Germany. The strong link between Scandinavia and Germany supports a more climate-friendly European power generation while securing the electricity supply in Southern Sweden.
Skåne county
Ekhyddan – Nybro
We are planning a new overhead line between Ekhyddan in Oskarshamn municipality and Nybro in Nybro municipality. The new overhead line will contribute to creating a more reliable power grid, both on a regional and national level.
Southeastern Sweden
Nybro – Hemsjö
We are planning a new overhead line between Nybro in Nybro municipality and Hemsjö in Olofströms municipality. The new overhead will contribute to creating a more reliable power grid, both on a regional and national level.
Southeastern Sweden
NordBalt
We strengthen the connection between the Nordic and Baltic electricity market with an electricity connection to Lithuania
Kalmar county
The SouthWest Link
Our biggest investment ever that extends from Närke to Skåne. With the link in full operation, the capacity to transmit electricity from central to southern Sweden is expected to increase by up to 25 percent.
Southern Sweden
Storfinnforsen – Midskog
We plan to rebuild the world's oldest 400 kV line between Storfinnforsen and Midskog in order to receive electricity from new wind farms in the area.
Western Norrland
Skogssäter – Stenkullen
We are planning a new line between Skogssäter in Trollhättan municipality and Stenkullen in Lerum municipality in order to ensure the electricity supply in Western Götaland
Western Götaland
Anneberg – Skanstull
With the new electricity connection between the stations Anneberg and Skanstull we are reinforcing the grid in the Stockholm region. It is part of the project Stockholm Ström designed to meet the region's growing electricity needs.
Stockholm
The national grid
Via the national grid, electricity is transported from big power plants to all local and regional networks in Sweden. National grid lines are the highways of the electrical system.
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Weather is important for electricity balance
The weather affects the production of hydro and wind turbines. It also has great significance for how much electricity is consumed. It is a challenge because there must be a balance in the electrical system even on cold and windless winter days.
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Look into our control room
In the control we control and monitor the country's electrical system around the clock and ensure that there is always a balance between production and consumption of electricity in Sweden. You will find general information about the current production and operation situation here.
The control room
Work for us
Do you want to serve the society by working in the center of the electricity supply? And develop in a knowledge-intensive organization with committed colleagues? Then Svenska kraftnät is for you.
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We make sure that Sweden never stops
Want to become one of our 600 dedicated employees motivated by our socially important mission? Read more about our workplace here!
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Stakeholder portal
Here you will find information and tools for visitors using our site in their work. Technical guidelines for contractors and tools for electricity retailers, for example.
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Electricity market
Connecting to the grid, balance responsibility Ediel and more.
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Technique and contract
Our guidelines for technique, security protection and environmental as for construction and maintenance.
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Dam safety
Guidance to County Administrative Boards
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Security protection
Information on how electricity companies should protect their operations.
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Changes on the electricity market
Svenska kraftnät and the Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate have been assigned by the Swedish Government to establish a so-called data hub that will encompass all metering data for the electricity market in Sweden.