Swedish base station power supplier

How many power lines does Sweden have?

The Swedish national grid for electricity consists of approximately 17,500 km of power lines, about 175 substations and switching stations and 16 connections to other countries. Our society places high demands on a safe and reliable electricity supply.

What percentage of Sweden's Electricity is produced by nuclear power?

Nuclear power accounts for around 30 percent of Sweden’s electricity production. Uniper takes full responsibility for its share of Sweden’s nuclear power and holds a unique position as a stakeholder in all of the country’s nuclear power plants: Oskarshamn, Ringhals, and Forsmark.

Where are Sweden's hydropower plants located?

Our hydropower plants are strategically located along major rivers such as Göta älv, Lagan, Ljungan, Indalsälven, Faxälven, and Ångermanälven, home to some of Sweden’s largest hydropower facilities. The oldest plant still in operation is Hemsjö Övre, in the Mörrumsån river, commissioned in 1907.

Do Svenska Kraftnät power lines need a permit?

All of Svenska kraftnät’s power lines must have a permit, known as a concession, in order to be in operation. For certain lines, we need to apply for an extended permit after a certain time. The government has assigned Svenska kraftnät the task to maintain and develop the Swedish national grid for electricity.