How to get electricity at home
To get electricity at home, you need to have contracts with two companies: one with the electricity network operator who owns the grid where you live and transports the electricity to your home, and one with an electricity supplier that sells the electricity to you. You cannot choose which network operator to use, but you do have a free choice of electricity supplier.
Make an active choice – it’s well worth it
If you don’t sign an electricity contract with an electricity supplier, you will receive a special contract known as an “Anvisningsavtal” (designated contract), which is almost always significantly more expensive. So it’s usually worthwhile making an active choice. Contact us and we will be happy to help you!
Switch to Vattenfall – it’s really easy
It costs nothing to change your electricity supplier and takes only a few minutes. Enter your details here and follow the simple steps (in Swedish). Or call our customer service line on 020-82 00 00, they will help you in English or in your own language.
If you wish to become a customer, we will need to know:
- Your Swedish social security number
- Your name, address and telephone number
- The date from which the new contract should start
- Your electrical system specification and area (this information is found on your electricity invoice)
And if you are already a Vattenfall customer
If you are already a Vattenfall customer, you can extend your contract, change it or sign a new one by logging onto My Pages (Mina Sidor Swedish). There you can also find interesting offers, see your electricity consumption and your invoices.
Contact us if you have any questions
Customer service opening hours:
Monday to Friday (except bank holidays), from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Reach us (when calling from Sweden):
020-82 00 00
Reach us from abroad, please call:
+46 771 82 00 00
Customer service via email:
kundservice@vattenfall.com
For questions regarding district heating, please call:
020-36 00 36
We will answer your questions in English or Swedish. To the extent possible, we try to answer e-mails in your own language.
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