Electricity companies get healthy competition – Gevel Dagblad

I think the electric company executives are starting to sweat a little. They feel the danger of private solar. More and more people want to heat their homes with the sun, and there is probably more revenue loss for the companies than they want to admit.

Sweden is located in the far north and receives little sunlight during the winter months and the roofs are covered with snow for a long time. But solar panels help more than we think.
Now the electricity companies are raising the electricity line fees again, and I don't know for how long. It seems that they are allowed to cause as much chaos as they want without the state lifting a finger.

Companies constantly blame the lack of capacity in the current management system, and this may be true to some extent, but for that, the state does not need to buy all the excuses.

For private electricity enthusiasts, who have fairly large facilities and can distribute surplus electricity to the grid, this is very interesting.

They also bear the cost of higher electricity prices, because they also benefit from it. They have become indirect competitors to the electricity companies, and perhaps that is what they have discovered now.
So with more battery capacity to store electricity and more solar panels, this will work itself out.
Plus, with more and more electric cars that you can store electricity in and use in emergencies, that also contributes. So, I would say the future looks bright.

The ingredients are gone.