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by moogly
1386 days ago
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Facebook will have a much lower price anyway. Large industries (like steel plants, mining operations, paper mills, saw mills, and, yes, data centers) in Sweden have not been affected yet since they are not normally directly exposed to the spot price due to different price protection strategies[0]. There is no way Facebook pays consumer spot prices. Plus Sweden has the lowest electricity tax in the EU[1] for these companies. They raised it from 0 in 2019 due to EU regulations to 0.005 SEK/kWh. Consumer electricity tax today is 0.45 SEK/kWh including VAT. I believe there is also a way to write off a part of the electricity costs. [0]: https://www.svd.se/a/rE0R9R/elpriserna-nar-inte-industrin-ha... (paywall) [1]: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/lagst-elpriser-till-indus... |
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