Chapter 1. Introductory provisions
The scope of the law
paragraph 1 of this law provides for electrical installations, if
in some cases, electricity and electrical safety. Law (2008:265).
Definitions
2 section With electrical installation referred to in this Act a plant
with the component specific articles for production, transmission
or use of electricity.
If different parts of one and the same plant have differing
holders, each such part as a separate facility.
If a facility for use of electricity is connected to one or
several other such facilities and are the plants in the same
holder's hand, the plants are regarded as one and the same
facility.
paragraph 3 of the electrical installations are divided with respect to
hazard rate in power plants and
weak-current installations.
The detailed arrangements for this Division will be announced by the Government
or the authority, as the Government determines.
4 section With network operations intended to make electrical
starkströmsledningar available for the transmission of electricity.
network operations also include the design, construction and maintenance of
wiring, electrical switchgear and transformer stations, connecting
electrical installations, measurement and calculation of the transferred
power and energy and other activities necessary to
transmit power to the electrical grid.
With the connection of the electrical installations means also
reconnection of an existing facility and increase
contractual effect in input-or outtake.
Law (1999:770).
4 a of With riser, a pipe with a voltage of 220
kilovolts or more.
With regionledning, a line which is covered by a
Online concession for the line and where the voltage is less than 220
kilovolts. Law (2009:892).
4 (b) repealed by laws (2008:265).
section 5 With the power tariff refers to the fees and other terms of
transmission of electricity and for connection to a line or a
grids.
5 a of the revenue framework referred to in this law, the total revenue
a nets concessionaires at most may collect from network operations
during a regulatory period. Law (2011:712).
5 (b) § With backbone companies referred to in this law, the holder of the
Online concession for the backbone or the majority thereof.
Law (2011:712).
section 6 with the electricity supplier is the professional supplier of electricity
produced by himself or someone else.
An electricity users who import electricity shall fulfil the obligations
incumbent on a utility company.
The Government may provide for derogations from the first subparagraph of
activities within a building or limited area.
Law (1999:770).
section 7 of the Government shall designate an authority which shall deal with the
matters under this Act or under the regulations
issued by virtue of the law is on the power authority.
Law (1999:770).
Chapter 2. Online concession, etc.
General information about the network licence
§ 1 an electric heavy duty may not be built or
used without permission (network licence). To the construction of a
the guidance also includes excavation, logging, or
similar measures to make way for the lead.
Team (2013:207).
1 a of the power authority hears questions about network concession pursuant to
in this chapter, unless otherwise specified.
(B) in section 1, paragraph 4 (a), paragraph 5 of the second paragraph, paragraph 11 (a)
subparagraph (a), section 15, paragraph 15 (b), 15 (j) section,
16 section, fourth paragraph, paragraph 16 (a), section 17 of the third
the paragraph and section 18, third paragraph, there are provisions relating to
the Government hears questions about network concession in some cases.
The Government may also consider such issues if the network concession
has importance to the military, about the armed forces.
The power authority shall communicate in such a case, the question of
the review authority to the Government for decision.
Team (2013:207).
1 b of the Government hears cases on the grant of
network licence, if the matter relates to a foreign connection or
in case there is a question about permission to expropriation
that should be considered by the Government. Team (2013:207).
section 2 A network licence shall relate to a management team with mainly
fixed route (network concession line) or a
wiring in a given area (network licence for
area).
In a decision on network concession area to a maximum
allowable voltage of the grid are specified. When such a
voltage is determined, the following shall in particular be taken into account:
1. the excitement that can be predicted, may be needed to operate the
grid,
2. the impact on the environment in a future expansion of the network,
3. ensuring an economically justified
development of the network, and
4. consequences for affected customers.
Team (2013:207).
section 3 a transformer or a switching station to be connected
to one or more new lines for which
Online concession for the line should not begin until the
Online concession has been granted for the construction of at least one of the new
the wires.
section 4 of the Government may provide for exceptions from the
the requirement on net concession pursuant to § 1 and the ban to begin
build according to paragraph 3, in the case of some kind of wiring or
stations or lines or stations within
some areas. Such a provision should not, however, refer to
foreign relations.
The power authority shall, in each case, after the application of
Anyone who intends to construct or use an electric
heavy duty, leave a binding statement on whether
the executives covered by regulations issued pursuant
of the first paragraph.
Application for a binding information may also be made by the holder
of net concession for the area, where the management or
the wires are located. Team (2013:207).
4 a of the power authority may grant a derogation in an individual case
from the requirement on net concession under section of wires that were
introduced on 1 January 1998. Such an exemption decision shall
refer to a specific time, which may be extended.
The Government hears questions about exempting, on
the case relates to a foreign link. Team (2013:207).
§ 5 the power authority may, if there are special reasons, allow
to an electric heavy duty may be built even before the
the necessary network concession is issued, or that a
transformer or switching station may be built despite the
as specified in section 3. When such a leadership is ready to be
use, power authority may grant to the lead until
Furthermore, for a maximum of three years pending the submission of the application for
Online concession proceed to judgment.
The Government is examining the issues of consent, if the matter relates to a
foreign relations. Team (2013:207).
Conditions for the grant of the power to licence
6 § Network concession may be notified only if the facility is
suitable from a general point of view.
section 7 A network licence for line must only if there are
special reasons for a line which is intended for
voltage which does not exceed the maximum voltage for the
areas with net concession concerned by the management.
section 8 a concession for the line must not conflict with a
detailed plan or area regulations. If the purpose of the plan
or provisions not countered, may be minor deviations
be made. Act (1998:854).
8 a of when assessing issues of communication of network licence
for the line, the provisions of 2-4. and Chapter 5. paragraph 3 of the
the environmental code, shall apply.
An environmental impact assessment shall be included in an application for
Online concession for the line. For the procedure, the requirements for
environmental impact assessment as well as plans and planning documents
apply to Chapter 6. the environmental code.
Despite what is stated in the first and second subparagraphs need questions
that has been tried in a case or case for authorisation under
the environmental code not be re-examined in case of net concession.
If in the case or the case of a permit under the environmental code
There is an environmental impact assessment that describes the direct
and indirect effects on human health and the environment
the line can cause, there need not be any particular
environmental impact assessment (EIA) in concession case.
Law (2010:893).
8 b of the Government may provide for exceptions from the
the requirement for environmental impact assessment in accordance with paragraph 8 (a)
subparagraph for facilities whose environmental impact is likely to be
less significant. Team (2013:207).
§ 9 Network concession area may be notified only about the area
represent a given network operations appropriate device.
Network licence shall not be granted for an area that is wholly or
overlap with another concession area.
10 § Network concession may be granted only from public
point of view is suitable to practice network activities. Online concession
area may be granted only to that which is appropriate to
conducting network activities within the requested range.
Network licence for a foreign marriage may be granted and
held by only a backbone enterprise or a legal person
where an undertaking has a dominant influence.
NET other concession may be granted if the lead is of the
less significance to the total transmission network to
the rest of the world. Law (2011:712).
Conditions for network licence
section 11 A network licence shall be accompanied by the conditions needed
in order to protect public interests and individual rights as well as with the
conditions for the plant's performance and utilization required by
safety reasons or to otherwise protect human health
and the environment against damages and inconveniences and promote a long-term
good management of soil and water, and other resources or
as for other reasons is required from a general point of view. Act (1998:854).
11 a of A network licence, for their validity to be made dependent on
to the holder of the concession set security for
the cost to remove the pipe and associated facilities
and to take other measures to restore. The State,
municipalities, county councils and local authorities do not have to ask
Security.
If it can be assumed that the security is no longer
sufficient, the Government, or, after the Government's
authority, the power authority to decide on additional security.
In terms of the nature of the security concerns Chapter 2. section 25
the enforcement code. The security shall be examined by the authority
examining the issue of net concession and kept by the County Administrative Board.
Act (1998:854).
section 12 of the boundaries of a network licence for the area may be changed by
the power authority, if required for an effective
network operations and it can be done without extreme inconvenience to the
the concession holder.
In Chapter 5. 25 and 27 §§ contains provisions on the allocation of
the revenue framework for amending the concession boundaries.
Law (2009:892).
Network licence validity
section 13 A network licence is valid until further notice.
An online concession line may be confined to apply to
a certain amount of time, if the applicant so requests or if it otherwise
special reasons. Period may in such cases be
up to fifteen years.
The period of validity of a concession for the line announced
following the withdrawal of a concession pursuant to section 18 of the
the first subparagraph of paragraph 2 or 3 shall not extend beyond the
validity period of the CRL network concession. Team (2013:207).
Extension of the duration
section 14 A network licence for the line, which has been issued for a
certain period of time in accordance with section 13, second paragraph, may be extended by up
to fifteen years after the application of
Online concession holder. If the applicant so requests, the
decided to network the concession instead shall apply until
on.
During the examination of an application within the meaning of the first subparagraph shall apply
6-8 a, §§ 10 and 11.
An application referred to in the first subparagraph shall be made not later than two years prior to
the concession period. Online concession valid until its
that the application has been examined.
If there are special reasons, get a network licence
period of validity may be extended even if the period of validity has not expired
out. Team (2013:207).
section 15 if there are special reasons may, on the application of
Online concession holder, the validity of a network licence
for the line, which has been granted for a certain period of time, be extended
temporarily on unchanged terms. A temporary extension
may be granted for a maximum period of five years.
A case referred to in the first subparagraph may be settled without any
other than the applicant had the opportunity to be heard.
Team (2013:207).
15 a of the Government hears cases relating to the renewal of a
network licence validity period in accordance with section 14 or 15, if the case
refers to an external link. Team (2013:207).
Review of net concession
15 b of a concession for the line that is valid until further notice,
be reconsidered in terms of managerial stretch, permissible voltage
and conditions.
A review may be made only forty years after the
Online concession was announced. If network concession valid until
Furthermore, after a decision under section 14, first subparagraph, second
the sentence, however, the time is counted from the date of the decision.
Government to reconsider a network licence relating to a
foreign relations. Team (2013:207).
15 c § Network Administration may decide that a review under
15 (b) § shall be initiated at the request of network concessionaire
or a municipality or a County Board of Directors concerned by
Online concession. The power authority may also decide to initiate
a review on its own initiative.
An application for review shall be submitted to the authority.
Team (2013:207).
15 d § A review under section 15 (b) should be initiated, if a
reconsideration is warranted, taking into account the interests of the
specified in 2-4 Cape. the environmental code, or any other important
general interest.
A review should also be initiated on application by
network concessionaire, if a review is justified in order to
ensure an efficient and effective operation of the
network operations. Team (2013:207).
15 e § If the power authority decides that a review under section 15 b
should be initiated in the case of a network licence relating to a
international relations, the authority shall investigate the matter and
then with private opinion refer the case to the Government's
trial. Team (2013:207).
15 f § A review under section 15 (b) should refer to the following requirements:
1. that the facility is appropriate from a general standpoint,
2. that the management is intended for such a voltage as specified in
section 7, and
3. to power the concession complies with requirements of section 8.
Online concession may review be reconciled with such conditions
as set out in section 11. Team (2013:207).
15 g § in the case of a review under section 15 (b) applied 2-4 Cape. and
Chapter 5. section 3 of the environmental code.
Network concessionaire shall establish a
environmental impact assessment for a reconsideration. For
the procedure, the requirements of environmental impact assessment as well as
plans and planning documents apply Chapter 6. the environmental code.
The Government may provide for exemptions from the requirement
on environmental impact assessment in accordance with the second subparagraph of
facilities whose environmental impact is likely to be less
significant. Team (2013:207).
15 h § Network concessionaire shall provide the investigation
needed for the review.
The power authority may submit to the network the concessionaire to submit
the investigation is needed. Such a decision on the injunction
may be subject to a penalty. Team (2013:207).
15 paragraph Since a review under section 15 (b) have been made, a
such a review shall be made on the new first forty years after decision
in the previous review the matter. Team (2013:207).
Modification of terms and conditions
15 j § criteria for a network licence may be amended or repealed
on application of net concession holder.
The Government is examining the issues referred to in the first subparagraph, if the case
refers to an external link. Team (2013:207).
15 k § criteria for a network licence for the area will also receive
without the application be reconsidered since twenty-five years after the
that condition last announced. Online franchise will then unite
with the new conditions. Team (2013:207).
Transfer of net concession
section 16 A network licence may not be transferred without permission.
During the examination of an application for the transfer of net concession
section 10 shall apply. The same applies for the examination of an
application for network licence in respect of the revocation of a
network licence under section 18, first paragraph 2 or 3.
If a revenue framework for transfer shall be allocated in accordance with Chapter 5.
paragraph 25, are allowed to transfer not
be submitted unless the Division has been approved under section 26 of the first
paragraph, the same chapter.
The Government is trying cases for authorization referred to in the first subparagraph,
If the case relates to a foreign link. Team (2013:207).
Completion of the guidance
16 a of a holder of a concession for the line to be last
five years after the decision to notify network licence
res judicata have completed the leadership program
Online concession relates.
If there are special reasons, time of completion
may be extended upon application of power the concessionaire. A decision
If the extension will be granted for a certain period of time.
The Government is trying cases for extension to other
subparagraph, if the matter relates to a foreign link.
Team (2013:207).
16 b of a holder of a concession for the line to be last
three months before the time of completion in accordance with section 16 (a)
runs out to the power authority to account for the extent to which
the pipeline is completed. Team (2013:207).
16 c § holder of a concession area, to
the power authority to notify the lines with a higher voltage than
20 kilovolt network concessionaire has built in the area.
The notification shall be made not later than six months after the lead
been finalised. Team (2013:207).
The right to take the leadership from use
section 17 a concessionaire may occasionally take a leadership
covered by network concession line. Management
must not, however, without permission to be out of service for longer than
a total of three years.
Conditions referred to in the first subparagraph shall be granted if it is
inappropriate from the point of view of electricity supply. A State must
be granted for a certain period of time.
The Government is trying cases for authorization referred to in the first subparagraph,
If the case relates to a foreign link. Team (2013:207).
Withdrawal of the network licence
18 § A network licence shall be revoked in whole or in part,
1. If a pipeline or a pipeline network is no longer needed for
a secure electricity supply,
2. If the State, with the backing of the chapter 1. section 5 of the Act (2004:875) if
management of certain electrical installations, fix
in the lines provided with power concession,
or
3. If the power concession holder no longer satisfies the conditions laid down
According to the first sentence of the second paragraph of section 10 for holding
Online concession.
A network licence may also be revoked in whole or in part, if
Online concession holder has not completed a leadership in law
time in accordance with section 16.
Asked if the withdrawal of a licence relating to an
international relations are being assessed by the Government. Team (2013:207).
Recovery actions
Article 19 If a network licence expires, is the last
had the network concession required to remove lead with
related facilities and take other steps
restore, if necessary, from the public or individual
point of view.
When the nets franchise expires, the power authority
fix concessionaire obligations under the first
paragraph.
If the last have had network concession does not comply with its
obligations under the first subparagraph, the power authority
submit to him under penalty to fulfil the obligations or
decide that measures shall be taken on the concessionaire
the expense. A decision on the measures to be taken at
the concessionaire's expense may be executed.
section 20 If an electric heavy duty has been built without
network licence, where required, shall submit to the power authority
pipe holders to remove management and associated
facilities and take other measures to restore, if it
needed from the General or individual point of view.
If management's owner fails to fulfil the obligations imposed on
first subparagraph, the power authority, submit to him under penalty of
fulfil the obligations or decide that the measures shall
taken at the expense of the concessionaire. A decision to
measures shall be taken at the expense of the concessionaire shall
enforced.
section 21 On someone else's land needs to be used for such
recovery operations referred to in section 19 or 20
the power authority may decide that the access to the land to be provided
during a certain period of time.
Recovery actions will be carried out in such a way that the minimum damage and
infringement caused. Buildings may be erected or roads be built
only if the land owner and the holder of access rights or
easements in respect of the land agreed to it or the power authority
given permission for the operation. Permission may be granted only if the
the measure is strictly necessary to
recovery actions will be taken.
If the recovery actions causing damage or intrusion,
shall receive compensation for this is provided. Action for compensation brought
at the land and Environment Court in whose area the ground or
most of this is. Law (2010:935).
Transfer of management in certain cases
section 22 of the owner of an electrical line that has been drawn up
in the area of an existing public roads, private road which is held
open to traffic, rail, Metro or tramway or channel
or other such water road (route) is required,
by change of carriageway, take the steps with the cord that
needed for the change of the traffic route.
Pipe holder shall bear the costs related to these
measures.
section 23 Of the objective of management is to transfer electricity for lighting
by a public road, the road authority shall pay the management's
holders for the costs referred to in section 22. If management also
serve different purposes, compensation shall be determined after what
that is reasonable in the circumstances.
If, in the cases referred to in section 22 has taken measures with a
the direction where this crosses a road, the managing
traffic ranks for the cost of replacing the wire holders
other than moving the pole, rod or similar
device in the traffic area of trail.
section 24 If a line has been drawn up in the territory of a
existing road leading to increased costs for traffic trail
maintenance, the holder of the management replace these increased
costs.
section 25 of the labour code on a line which is located in the area of
other road than public roads may have an impact on road safety
or if the work involves greater intervention in the traffic route, the
be performed after the instructions of managing traffic ranks
or by his. Management's owner is responsible for
the cost of the work, subject to the provisions of section 23.
In the case of work with the leadership in the area of public roads applies
Special provisions.
section 26 of the holders of a high current wiring within the area of
rail to replace the cost and damage that may be
added the railway undertaking by that management is drawn up,
used or maintained.
Chapter 3. Network activities, etc.
Introductory provision
§ 1 a company that conducts network operations is responsible for the operation
and maintenance and, if necessary, developing its pipeline network
and, where applicable, its connection to other
grids. The company is also responsible for its pipeline network is
secure, reliable and efficient and that in the long
term to meet reasonable demands for the transmission of electricity.
Act (2005:404).
Separation of network activities
1 a of A legal person who carries out the network activities must not
carry out production of or trade in or A backbone enterprises
may not engage in production of, or trade in
natural gas.
Notwithstanding the first subparagraph, the production of electricity, will be carried out
together with network activities by the same legal entity, if
production
1. exclusively to cover network losses, or
2. place temporarily in order to replace the lost electricity at
power cuts. Law (2011:712).
1 b of a company engaged in network operations and included in
a group whose combined electricity networks have at least 100 000 users
going to their organization and their decision-making be
away from companies engaged in the production of, or trade
with electricity. electricity users must, of course, the one under
agreement with the operator of network operations take out electricity from
the electricity grid in one or multiple exit points.
In an Internet company referred to in the first subparagraph may not be a
Board Member, Executive Director or authorised signatory
at the same time be a Board Member, Executive Director or
signatory in a company engaged in the production of or
trading with El. Law (2009:1045).
1 c § an Internet company as referred to in paragraph 1 (b),
not grant employees in management salaries or other
benefits based on earnings in those parts of the
the Group engaged in the production of, or trade in electricity.
Law (2009:1045).
1 d section network undertakings referred to in paragraph 1 (b) of the first subparagraph shall
like its parent company, ensure that the power company has the
actual decision-making power which is independent in relation
to the rest of the group with respect to assets
as the power company needs to operate, maintain and
development of the network.
It provided for in the first subparagraph shall not prevent the
online business owner has such visibility and exerts such control
required to ensure a reasonable return on the
investments made in the online company. A parent carrier shall
not, however, give instructions for the ongoing management
or for specific decisions concerning the construction or upgrading of
grids, unless the instructions relating to the decision
In addition to the financial framework laid down by the general meeting of shareholders
or equivalent body in a subsidiary. Law (2009:1045).
1 e § Government or, after the Government's authorization,
the power authority may provide for the conditions to be
apply to the requirements laid down in 1 (b) and (d) sections should be
met. Law (2009:1045).
1 f § A backbone companies independent of the companies that
engaged in the production of, or trade in electricity or natural gas.
Law (2011:712).
1 g § The program alone or together with any other exercises
control of a company engaged in the production of or
trade in electricity or natural gas, cannot exercise control over
or any right over a backbone enterprises.
The who, alone or together with any other exercises
control of a backbone enterprises, may not exercise control
over or any right over an undertaking performing any of the
production of or trade in electricity or natural gas.
The who, alone or together with someone else may designate
members of the Board of directors or equivalent body in a
backbone companies, may not exercise control or any
right vis-à-vis an undertaking engaged in the production of
or trade in electricity Law (2011:712).
1 h section that referred to in paragraph 1 g does not apply to control or
right that is exercised by the State through the Government.
As set out in paragraph 1 (g), first and second subparagraphs if companies
engaged in the production of, or trade in electricity does not apply a
electricity users who produces or supplies electricity or
alone or with someone else, make sure a
enterprises engaged in such activities, provided that
user of electricity are net consumers and the value of the electricity they
sell to anyone else is insignificant in relation to the other
trade or business.
For the purposes of the second paragraph, the user of electricity is considered to be
NET consumers if the average power consumption is
greater than production per year. In production at
the estimate included the electricity user of electricity itself produces and
his share of the electricity produced by a company
user of electricity control alone or together with any
other. Law (2011:712).
1 the provisions of § 1 (f) and (g) sections shall not prevent a
backbone enterprises engaged in the production of electricity referred to in
1 a paragraph or included in the same group as a
companies engaged in the production of electricity which are solely
related to the operation of backbone Enterprise grids.
Law (2011:712).
1 j § A Board Member, Executive Director,
signatory or another person with similar status in a
backbone company shall have a corresponding position
in a company engaged in the production of, or trade in electricity
with the exception of such production companies as referred to in
1 in §. Law (2011:712).
1 k section If a backbone business is part of a group where another
some engaged in the production of, or trade in electricity, the measures
taken by companies in the group to ensure that
the requirements laid down in 1 (f), 1 g and 1 j sections are satisfied does not mean that
personal or commercially sensitive information is transferred from the
backbone company to a company engaged in the production of
or trade in electricity Law (2011:712).
Accounting of network activities
section 2 of the network activities to financially separately from other
activity. Law (2008:265).
paragraph 3 of the Report of the network activities based on the network licence
for area shall relate to each area for themselves. The power authority should
However, the concession holder may decide that a network all areas
that are geographically close to each other must be collected, if
not the areas taken together constitute a network activities unsuitable
device.
Decision in the matter of the areas referred to in the first subparagraph shall
covered by the consolidated presentation should be made when there is a
final decisions on the grant of a concession
According to Chapter 2. section 1, amending the boundaries of a
Online concession area pursuant to Chapter 2. section 12, if the State
to transfer a net concession pursuant to Chapter 2. 16 § or
If the withdrawal of a concession pursuant to Chapter 2. section 18. A
such a decision may also be taken as otherwise amended
conditions causing it.
In a decision on consolidated presentation or modification of such
decision shall state when aggregate accounts shall
commence or cease. Law (2015:259).
3 a of the Network licence for area shall be accounted for separately from
Online concession for the line.
Accounting of net concession area shall, however, also
include network concession line concession, on network
line refers to a direction that organizational, technical and
functional part of a network that is held with the support of
Online concession area and partly or entirely located
within the concession area. Law (2015:259).
section 4 of the Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may notify the methods of accounting
of network activities. Law (2008:265).
Revision
paragraph 5 of the auditor of the network activities should make a
special audit of the accounts of the business.
The auditor shall annually in a special certificate express an opinion in
the issue of disclosure of network activities in accordance with
the provisions in force. The certificate shall be submitted by the company to
the power authority.
The Government may announce details relating to the revision of
network activities. Law (2008:265).
Obligation to connect plant
section 6 of The concession for the line that has the power, if it does not exist
specific reasons, required to connect one on reasonable terms
electric plant to management.
Disputes concerning the obligations of the concessionaire under the first
the paragraph is tested by the power authority. Decision in such a case
shall be taken within two months of receipt
to the power authority. Where the authority needs additional time for
to determine the case, power authority may extend the time with two
months or, if the applicant admits that, with the additional time
that may be needed for the matter to be arbitrated.
The power authority's decision under the second subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
A dispute concerning the conditions of accession are examined not, if it appears
that application for review submitted to the power authority later than
two years after the network concessionaire sent a written
position on the interested party under his last known
address. Act (2005:404).
section 7 of the one who has power concession area is, if it does not exist
specific reasons, required to connect one on reasonable terms
electric plant in the field to the grid.
Disputes concerning the obligations of the concessionaire under the first
the paragraph is tested by the power authority. Decision in such a case
shall be taken within two months of receipt
to the power authority. Where the authority needs additional time for
to determine the case, power authority may extend the time with two
months or, if the applicant admits that, with the additional time
that may be needed for the matter to be arbitrated.
The power authority's decision under the second subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
A dispute concerning the conditions of accession are examined not, if it appears
that application for review submitted to the power authority later than
two years after the network concessionaire sent a written
position on the interested party under his last known
address. Act (2005:404).
7 a of a concessionaire that is required to connect a
facility under section 6 or 7 shall carry out the connection in the
a reasonable period of time.
Connection the obligation shall be fulfilled within two years from the
to power the concessionaire has received a request for
connection, unless a longer time is necessary with regard
to the extent of the connection and technical design or
There are special reasons. Law (2014:270).
7 b of an undertaking performing network operations shall have
standardized procedures for connection of
power generation plants. Such procedures shall, to the extent
is possible and appropriate, ensure a quick and easy
connection. Law (2014:270).
section 8 Would anyone connect an electric plant to a management
covered by a concession for the line instead of to the
a pipeline network covered by the concession for a network area,
may the one who has the power to make concession for the line connection
only with the consent of the person who has power concession
area.
If such consent is not provided, the power authority, if it
There are special reasons, authorize the connection.
Obligation to transmit electricity
section 9 of the one who has the power to licence on reasonable terms is required to
transmit electricity on behalf of others.
The transfer of power must be of good quality.
A network concessionaire is obliged to make good the shortcomings of
transfer to the extent that the costs to remedy
the shortcomings are reasonable in relation to the nuisance for
consumers who are associated with deficiencies.
The Government or the authority that the Government may
provide for the conditions that must be met for
that transfer of power must be of good quality.
Act (2005:1110).
9 a § unless more stringent requirements follows from section 9, second and third
paragraphs or by regulations made under section 9
fourth subparagraph, a nets concessionaires to ensure that
interruption in the transmission of electricity to the electricity users never
exceed twenty-four hours.
The first subparagraph shall not apply if the concession holder demonstrates that
the interruption is due to an impediment beyond the concessionaire
control that the concessionaire could not reasonably
have foreseen and the consequences of the concessionaire nor
reasonably have avoided or overcome. Act (2005:1110).
9 b of the power authority may in a particular case waive
the requirement in paragraph 9 of part of a concession area if
1. the requirement is unfair burden with respect to
the economic situation of the concessionaire, or
2. There are serious reasons.
Dispensation may be granted in a maximum of three years. Act (2005:1110).
Documentation and information about delivery
9 c § the operator network operations with the support of
Online concession for the line with a voltage of less than 220
kilovolts or concession area shall annually establish
1. a risk and vulnerability assessment with regard to security of supply
in the grid, and
2. an action plan showing how the supply security in the private
the electric network should be improved.
A report based on risk and vulnerability analysis, and
the action plan shall be submitted to the authority. Law (2010:164).
9 d § the operator network operations with the support of the network licence
for the line with a voltage of 220 kilovolts or less than
Online concession area shall inform consumers about
security of supply in electricity grid and on the right to
interrupt compensation and damages under Chapter 10 and 11.
Act (2005:1110).
9 e § Government or authority the Government determines
may provide for
1. substance and accounting and disclosure of
analyses and action plans in accordance with paragraph 9 (c),
2. information for consumers in accordance with section 9 (d), and
3. obligation to report power outages to the authority
the Government determines. Law (2010:164).
Duty to measure and calculate the transmitted electric
10 § whoever has the power to licence is obliged to carry out the measurement of the
the quantity of transferred electricity and its distribution over time.
If a users has a fuse subscriptions of up to 63 amperes
shall network concessionaire instead, first preliminary estimate
the quantity of transferred electricity and its distribution over time (preliminary
inputs), and the final measure the quantity of transferred electricity and
calculate its distribution over time (final inputs).
This is not an electricity users who requested that the amount of
transfer of power and its distribution over time is to be measured.
It is the responsibility of network concessionaire to report the results of
the measurements and calculations referred to in the first and second
paragraphs.
The methods of the specified obligations issued by
the Government or the authority, as the Government determines.
Act (2005:404).
10 a of the reporting of results of measurements and calculations according to
section 10 shall be made to the system operators the authority and
kontoföringsmyndigheten and relevant network concessionaire,
electricity, electricity generators, balance responsible and
electricity suppliers. On demand should the report be made at a
companies that user of electricity or power producer has designated.
Law (2015:259).
Costs for measurement and calculation
section 11 of The electricity users who request that electricity consumption will be measured on
otherwise than in accordance with the regulations issued on the basis of
section 10 shall be charged by the concessionaire of additional cost for power
This measurement and the reporting of the results of these
measurements. On the measurement of elanvändarens consumption thereby
requires a different measuring equipment than by measurement according to the mentioned
regulations, user of electricity are charged the cost of
the meter and associated collection equipment and for its
installation in the outtake.
Other costs of measurement than those now mentioned may not
charged to individual users. Despite what is said in the first
subparagraph, a electricity users, who have entered into a contract for the supply
of electricity requires that the quantity of transferred electricity is measured per
hour, will not be charged additional costs for this.
Disputes in matters referred to in the first or second paragraph be examined
by the power authority. A dispute be adjudicated unless it is shown that
application for review submitted to the power authority later than
two years after the network concessionaire sent a written
position on the interested party under his last known
address. Law (2012:510).
11 (a) repealed by laws (2003:117).
section 12 is repealed by Act (1999:770).
13 repealed by law (1999:770).
section 14 of the cost of a meter and its associated
collection equipment and its installation in
the entry point of a producer shall by
Online concession holder is charged power producer. This applies to
not the generators as referred to in Chapter 4. section 10.
Disputes in matters referred to in the first subparagraph shall be reviewed by the
the power authority. A dispute be adjudicated unless it is shown that
application for review submitted to the power authority later than two
years after the network concessionaire sent a written
position on the interested party under his last known
address. Lag (2003:117).
Compensation for input of electricity
section 15, the holder of a production facility is entitled to
replacement of the nets concessionaires whose pipeline network
the plant is connected. The compensation shall be equal to
1. the value of the reduction of energy losses as data input
the electricity from the plant brings the power of the concessionaire
grids, and
2. the value of the reduction of network concessionaire fees
to have its management network connected to other
Online concession holders ' grids as possible by
the plant is connected to the grid.
The Government may announce details relating to the calculation of
the compensation referred to in the first subparagraph.
Disputes in matters referred to in the first subparagraph shall be reviewed by the
the power authority. A dispute be adjudicated unless it is shown that
application for review submitted to the power authority later than two
years after the network concessionaire sent a written
position on the interested party under his last known
address. Law (2002:121).
Acquisition of electricity needed for network operations
section 16 of the one who has the power to licence must not place conditions
that excludes electricity generators from providing electricity that is
intended to cover network losses, or necessary for the operation of
grid with reference only to the labour law.
Network concessionaire shall procure the electricity which is intended for
such purposes as specified in the first subparagraph in an open,
non-discriminatory and market based procedures.
Law (2014:270).
Efterfrågeflexibilitet
16 a of an undertaking performing network operations shall not make
up technical requirements or other conditions that make it difficult
the provision of services in the form of the amended
electricity consumption, unless the condition is justified by the
a secure, reliable and efficient operation of the
the pipe network.
The Government or the authority that the Government
determines may provide for the technical conditions
which may be set up by the power companies such
services referred to in the first subparagraph. Law (2014:270).
Preparation of monitoring plan
section 17, a company that conducts network operations and included in
same group as a company engaged in the production of or
trading with electricity shall establish a compliance programme and ensure that
the plan is followed.
The monitoring plan shall indicate the measures to be
be taken to counter discriminatory behaviour vis-à-vis
other participants in the electricity market. The plan shall specify the
specific obligations which the employees have to this case
is to be achieved.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for the content of
the monitoring plan. Law (2011:712).
17 a of an Internet company that is required to prepare a
monitoring plan under section 17 shall appoint a compliance officer,
as an independent establishment and shall monitor compliance with the plan.
The power company to ensure that the compliance officer has the
powers and access to the information required for
to accomplish the mission.
The compliance officer shall draw up each year a report on
the measures taken in accordance with the monitoring plan and submit
report to the power authority. The power company is required to disclose
the report.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for the appointment of
compliance officer and his information and if
publication of the annual report. Law (2011:712).
17 b of a joint venture shall establish and implement a
monitoring plan, if
1. the company has been formed to implement a cooperation
aims to integrate markets for electricity in the Nordic countries and
The European Union, and
2. it is among the companies that have formed the joint venture is
power companies in the same group as the company, without
be productive undertakings referred to in paragraph 1 in, engaged in production
of or trade in electricity.
Of the monitoring plan should indicate what actions
the company must take to prevent discriminatory and
anti-competitive behaviour vis-à-vis the other operators on the
the electricity market. The plan shall specify the particular separate
obligations of company employees have to prevent
this.
The monitoring plan shall be approved by the Agency for the cooperation of
energy regulators. The plan shall be submitted to the Agency for
examination of such approval. Law (2012:335).
Easing of requirements on power concessionaires in some cases
section 18 of the Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for exceptions from the
the requirements of 9 c and 9 d § § in the case of wires that essentially
input power from plants for the production of renewable electricity.
Law (2010:164).
section 19 of the Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for exceptions from the
the requirements of section 17 in respect of network concessionaire whose wires
mainly feeds electricity from installations for the production of
renewable electricity. this Regulation shall not, however, refer to
network undertakings referred to in paragraph 1 (b). Law (2010:164).
section 20 of the power in the particular case, the authority may, on the application of
the holder of a line or that of building a
leadership, announce a binding information whether the management
subject to exemption under section 18.
Law (2010:164).
section 21 of the power in the particular case, the authority may, on the application of
a company carrying on or intending to carry on
network industries, announce a binding statement on whether
company subject to exemption under article 19.
Law (2010:164).
section 22 A binding information according to § 20 or 21, may be subject to
terms and conditions. These should be indicated in the announcement. Law (2010:164).
Communication with consumers and the general public
section 23 If an Internet company and a company engaged in the production
of or trade in electricity is included in the same group, the companies
When they turn to individual users, or the public
define its identity in such a way that it is clear
What business the company is engaged in. Law (2011:712).
Chapter 4. Network tariffs
General information about the network tariffs
1 § network tariffs shall be objective and non-discriminatory.
They shall be designed in a way that is consistent with a
efficient use of the power grid and an efficient electricity production
and electricity use.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for how network tariffs
should be designed to promote the efficient use of
mains or an efficient electricity generation and electricity use.
In Chapter 5. lays down rules on the determination of the revenue framework.
Law (2014:270).
1 a of a concessionaire may not enter into agreements on access
to a pipeline or a pipeline network until the methods
has been used to draw up the terms of the contract have been tried by
the power authority. The power authority will approve the procedures, if they
likely to lead to that complies with the requirements set out in
Article 1, first paragraph. The trial should not, however, include methods
to design fees for the transmission of electricity and for
connection.
If the power authority does not approve the methods proposed in a
the application, it shall specify in the order the methods in
rather than should apply.
Decisions referred to in the first and second subparagraphs shall be effective immediately.
The power authority shall notify the decision under paragraph 49 1
and the second paragraph of Service Act (2010:1932). Law (2012:335).
2 § network tariffs for the transmission of electricity shall be designed so that
paid connection fee giving the right to use the electric
network within the country, with the exception of foreign relations.
The Government may provide for paid connection fee giving the right
to use even foreign connections to one or more
countries. Such a provision may also refer to:
foreign connections to a part of a country.
Regulations referred to in the second subparagraph shall be notified in the case of a
country or part of a country whose electricity market can be regarded as a
common market with the Swedish electricity market.
Contracts relating to access to a foreign relations and that
have been concluded before the Government announces the regulations under other
subparagraph shall still apply. Act (1998:1651).
Especially if the network tariffs for the transmission of electricity for the area
section 3 network tariffs for the transmission of electricity for the area must not
be designed taking into account was within the field of a connection is
located.
If one or more areas are merged, in whole or in part,
a unified network tariff for the new area of application
at the latest three years after the merger. Law (2009:892).
4 § in areas that accounted for the single according to Chapter 3. 3 section a
unified network tariff applies from the day on which the power authority
Specifies in the order. The date must not be later than five years
from the decision on the comprehensive report or decision amending
by such a decision.
The comprehensive report is made in accordance with Chapter 3. paragraph 3 (a),
shall, where the application of the provisions of this chapter a
network management covered by the concession for the line that is reported
together with network concession area is covered by
Online concession area. Law (2015:259).
Especially if the network tariffs for the transmission of electricity for the line
Regionledning
5 § On a regionledning may not network tariff for transmission
of electricity at each voltage level take account of was a
outtake is located in relation to management's
connection to another network management that the concession holder
subject network concession line.
Authorization for deviation from what is stated in the first paragraph
may be communicated in accordance with paragraph 6.
Network tariff for an electrical installation which takes out the electricity directly
from a transformer on a regionledning will be designed with
the basis of the net rate for the voltage level immediately before
the transformer with a reasonable addition for
nedtransformeringen. Law (2009:892).
section 6 of the Net rate for an individual users whose installation is
connected to a regionledning, shall, if necessary, the power authority on
application of net concession holder or the relevant electricity users have
announced permission, take account of where on the
or regional management team elanvändarens outtake is located.
Permit referred to in the first subparagraph may be notified only if the
relevant outtake existed on 1 July 1995 and an agreement,
implying that the price for the transfer of power is based, inter
more on withdrawal point's plight, was implemented on 1 July
1995.
Licences shall be valid from the specific date and communicated to the designated
time, not more than thirty years.
If the authorization granted shall, when determining the net rate
for user of electricity, withdrawal point location is taken into account in the same
extent of the agreement referred to in the second subparagraph.
section 7 If a cash point location is changed or is intended to be changed or
If the appointment is raised or the effect of the outtake is intended to be
height after the Power Authority announced the authorization pursuant to
section 6, shall notify the network concessionaire
the power authority.
Where such a notification has been made, the power authority examine in
the extent to which and the time during which the State could reasonably
shall apply.
section 8 On a regionledning shall, within every normal
voltage range power tariff anticipate
network concessionaire expenses for all regionledningar
throughout the country that can be attributed to the respective
voltage range.
The portion of the estimated costs represented by the payment
for transmission on the backbone and other regionledningar should
However the single only for network concessionaire
all regionledningar within the same region.
Law (2009:892).
Riser
§ 9 On a riser receives power tariff for the transmission of electricity
take account of where in the network the concessionaire
wiring a connection point is located. Law (2009:892).
Especially if the network tariffs for connection to a line or
a wiring loom
9 a of A network tariff for connecting to a line or a
wiring should be designed so that the power of the concessionaire
reasonable costs for the connection is covered. SCP
geographical location and the date of effect of the
the connection point shall in particular be taken into account. Law (2009:892).
section 9 (b) if the State under an agreement with the holder of a
Online concession has financed measures necessary for
to increase grid capacity in order to facilitate the connection of
installations for the production of renewable electricity, the net rate
for the connection to be designed so that those who want to connect a
facility replaces network concessionaire expenses for
such actions in the part corresponding to the plant's share
of the total capacity increase. This is true even if
Online concession is transferred. Law (2014:391).
Especially if the network tariffs for smaller production plants
section 10 of the holder of a production facility that can
deliver a power not exceeding 1 500 kilowatts, for transfer
pay electricity only the part of the fee according to the power rate
that is equivalent to the annual cost of measurement, calculation and
reporting on the power network of the concessionaire. The holder shall
In addition, pay the one-time fee for the connection.
If several such facilities that are located in the vicinity of
each other communal feeds electricity to the grid,
the plants are regarded as separate installations at
the application of this clause.
An electricity users who have a hedging plan of up to 63
amps and producing electricity whose input can be done with a
power not exceeding 43.5 kW shall not pay any fee
for input. However, this applies only if the user of electricity in
a calendar year has taken out more electricity from the electrical system than he has
entered on the system.
Disputes in matters referred to in the first and third paragraphs
examined by the power authority. A dispute be adjudicated unless it
shows that the application for review submitted to the power authority
later than two years after the network concessionaire sent a
written position to the interested party under his
last known address. Law (2010:164).
Right to information relating to network tariffs, etc.
section 11 of the one who has the power to licence shall on request promptly
provide written indication of their network tariff.
In the new connection request, the task referred to in the first
the paragraph must be provided within a reasonable time.
The one who has the power to licence shall publish its online tariff
to the extent that it relates to the fees and other terms of
the transmission of electricity.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may notify the
publication of network rate referred to in the third subparagraph.
Law (2002:121).
12 § network concessionaire that has received an application for
connection of a power generation plant to set a schedule
for the processing of the application.
When the task referred to in paragraph 11 will be left in the case of
connection of a power generation plant,
network concessionaire also set a timetable for accession.
The Government or the authority, as the Government determines
announce details relating to the formulation of a timetable
under the first or second paragraph. Law (2010:602).
paragraph 13 of the one who has the power to licence shall publish principles of
how the costs of technical adaptations should be allocated at the
connection to the mains. Law (2010:602).
Chapter 5. Net income from concessionaire network operations
Equity of net concession holders ' income
The establishment of a revenue framework
1 § revenue framework shall be fixed in advance for each
supervisory period.
In paragraphs 22 to 24 are specific provisions laying down
revenue-framework for a network licence holders ' income from different
network. Law (2009:892).
section 2 A network concessionaire shall submit a proposal to
the revenue framework to the power authority together with the information
required to consider the proposal. Law (2009:892).
section 3 of the power authority shall notify the decision establishing
the revenue framework not later than two months before the supervisory period begins.
The decision shall indicate the tasks and methods
used in determining the framework. Law (2011:712).
4 section A supervisory period shall be four calendar years, unless
There is a particular reason for a different time period. Law (2009:892).
§ 5 the Government may provide for derogation from the
as stated in section 3(1) and section 4 in relation to income
from the riser. Law (2009:892).
Calculation of revenue frame size
section 6 of the Revenue framework should cover the reasonable costs for conducting
network activities during the period of supervision and provide a reasonable
return on capital required to pursue
operations (capital base). Law (2009:892).
7 § When the revenue framework is determined, account shall be taken of the quality of
network concessionaire way of conducting network activities. A
such an assessment may result in an increase or decrease in what
considered to be a reasonable return on capital.
The assessment referred to in the first paragraph, an interruption in
transmission of electricity is taken into account to the extent that the break does not
entails liability for network concessionaire or
gives the right to interrupt payments under 10 Cape. section 10.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for the
the quality of network concessionaire way of conducting
network operations. Law (2009:892).
7 a § When the revenue framework is determined, account shall be taken of the
extent to which the network operations are conducted in a manner that is
consistent with or contributing to the effective use of
the electricity grid. Such an assessment may result in an increase or
reduction of what is considered to be a reasonable return on
the capital base.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may provide for the
the efficient use of the power grid. Law (2014:270).
Especially if the calculation of the reasonable costs of network operations
section 8 As reasonable costs to carry out network operations shall
be considered costs for the efficient and effective operation of a
network operations with similar objective conditions.
Cost for reimbursement under 10 Cape. section 10 shall not
considered to be a reasonable charge in accordance with the first paragraph.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may announce further provisions concerning
calculation of reasonable costs. Law (2014:282).
Especially if the calculation of a reasonable return
§ 9 the capital base to be calculated on the basis of the
net assets the concessionaire is using to conduct
network operations. Furthermore, consideration should be given to investments and
depreciation during the period of supervision.
An asset that is not needed to carry out its activities,
are considered to be included in own funds, if it would be unreasonable to
Online concession holder to ignore asset.
The Government or, after Government-mandated,
the power authority may announce further provisions concerning
calculation of a reasonable return. Law (2014:282).
Review of the regulatory framework during the period of revenue
section 10 On the application of network concessionaire for reconsideration may
the power authority to change an established revenue framework under
supervisory period if there are circumstances which are considered to
lead to a substantial increase in the revenue framework for a review
under section 12, or if there are special reasons.
An application for re-examination shall be dealt with promptly.
Law (2011:712).
section 11 of the power authority to change an established revenue framework under
supervisory period if
1. the network concessionaire who decision has left
inaccurate or incomplete data in more than call
scope has impacted on revenue frame size,
2. the decision has been taken on a manifestly incorrect or
incomplete dossiers and this in more than insignificant has
impacted on revenue frame size, or
3. There are special reasons. Law (2011:712).
A review of the revenue framework after supervisory period
12 § network concession holder may, within four months after the
supervisory period apply to the power authority that
revenue-framework should be increased.
The application shall be handled promptly. Law (2011:712).
paragraph 13 of the Power Authority shall review the adopted income limits
After the end of the period of supervision, if there is reason to believe that
the frame is greater than is justified by later known
conditions and the departure is not calling.
If there are no particular obstacles, a decision on the issue of
change in income limits will be announced not later than ten months after
supervisory period. If the power authority intends to announce
decision at a later date, should NET the concessionaire
be informed of this within the time mentioned. Have such a
notification has not been made, the authority may not issue a
review decision to the detriment of
Online concession holder. Law (2011:712).
section 14 For review under section 12 or 13 to the power authority
check if the assumptions on which the decision
fixing the revenue framework consistent with the actual
results during the period. In its assessment, the authority shall
apply paragraphs 6 to 9 and shall be deleted from the data and methods
the Agency has used in the determination of the revenue framework and
as is apparent from the order for determination. Law (2011:712).
Review during or after the period of supervision
section 15 If a General Administrative Court have changed a decision
revenue-framework for a nets concessionaires and the Foundation for change
the decision is applicable also for another
nets concessionaires, the power authority, at the request of the
later network concessionaire, reconsider the decision if the revenue framework
that apply to him.
An application for review shall be submitted to the authority
within three months after the Court's decision won
the force of law. Law (2011:712).
section 16 of the power authority shall review a decision if the revenue framework for
a monitoring period, if the authority or a public
the Administrative Court has decided on the amendment in the case of a
previous supervisory period and the decision has become final
force. Law (2011:712).
Accrual
section 17 if there are special reasons, the online authority on
application of a concessionaire to admit that parts of income
during the period of supervision are included in the revenue ledger first
for later periods.
An application referred to in the first subparagraph shall be notified to
the power authority within three months after the period of supervision
the revenue raised. Law (2011:712).
18 repealed by law (2011:712).
Effect of decision
section 19 of the decision by the power authority under 3, 11 to 13, 15 and
16 §§ shall apply without prejudice to the final.
Law (2009:892).
Variances from revenue framework
section 20 of the concession holder for a total net income from
network operations during the supervisory period has deviated from
the revenue framework, the amount by which revenue exceeded
or less than the revenue framework reduce and increase the scope of
the subsequent supervisory period. Law (2011:712).
section 21 If a network licence holders ' aggregate revenue from
network operations during the supervisory period has exceeded
the revenue limits by more than five percent, to a
överdebiteringstillägg calculated in accordance with the second subparagraph, reduce
the revenue part of the subsequent supervisory period.
The calculation of överdebiteringstillägget shall be based on the part
total revenues of the concessionaire of networks from
network operations that exceed the income limits.
Överdebiteringstillägget will be calculated after an interest rate
corresponds to the average reference rate according to § 9
interest Act (1975:635) that during the period of supervision established
of the Riksbank with the addition of fifteen percentage points.
Law (2011:712).
Especially if the revenue from different networks
Revenues from a pipeline in an area
section 22 in determining a revenue framework for a
net income from a concession holder grids within a
area should benefit the framework be established for each area of
themselves.
If the power authority pursuant to Chapter 3. 3 § has admitted that several
network licences in the area, however, is reported to have collected,
These in determining revenue limits, be regarded as an
area.
The comprehensive report is made in accordance with Chapter 3. paragraph 3 (a),
to network licenses in determining revenue limits
be regarded as an area. Law (2015:259).
Income from regionledning
section 23 when determining a revenue framework for a
net income from a concession holder regionledning to
revenue collected under established for network concessionaire
all regionledningar throughout the country. Law (2009:892).
Revenue from riser
section 24 in determining a revenue framework for a
Online concession holders ' income from a riser,
revenue collected under established for network concessionaire
all the lines in the country with the exception of
foreign connections.
If such a provision referred to in Chapter 4. 2 section
given, however, the receipts from the relevant
foreign relations are covered by the revenue framework
determined in accordance with the first subparagraph.
If the power system of the concessionaire has responsibility for electricity under 8
Cape. Article 1, first paragraph, the part of the business that are not
can be attributed to a particular customer or customer group are considered to be included
in network operations.
If network concessionaire participates in European cooperation, which
aims to develop and maintain a working
European electricity market, the business is considered to be part of
network operations. Law (2009:892).
24 a of If a backbone enterprise, which is a State Agency,
has funded the reinforcement of power grid under such
agreements referred to in Chapter 4. section 9 (b), the backbone Enterprise
costs in respect of the contract shall be deemed to have occurred in the
the company's network operations.
Backbone company revenue by reason of the agreement,
covered by the revenue framework established under section 24 of the first
paragraph. Law (2014:391).
Transfer of net concession, etc.
section 25 If a network concessionaire during a regulatory period
assigns a network licence, should the revenue framework
According to § 1 shall continue to apply for övertagaren of
the concession. Övertagaren enters also in other respects in the transferor's
place in the application of the provisions of this
Chapter on network concession.
If a frame has been established for the
Online concession along with other power concession, shall
the assignor and övertagaren distribute the revenue framework
proportional to the amount of
own funds that have been transferred. The same applies for income
that exceeds or falls below the revenue framework and
överdebiteringstillägg. If there are special reasons,
the allocation shall be made in a different way. Law (2009:892).
paragraph 26 of A distribution pursuant to section 25 of the second subparagraph shall be approved
prior to the transfer. Terms of approval are examined by
the power authority. However, the Government will examine the question, if the case
refers to an external link.
A proposed distribution shall be made to the power authority
together with the information required for the examination
the proposal. If the case relates to a foreign connection, the
the power authority should investigate the matter and then with his own opinion
submit the case to the Government's review.
The question of approval of the proposal to be dealt with
promptly. Team (2013:207).
paragraph 27 of the report concerning the transfer of net concession in section 25
the second subparagraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to decisions about
the modification of the concession boundaries according to Chapter 2. section 12.
The power authority decides on the allocation of the revenue framework at
the modification of the concession boundaries. Law (2009:892).
The collection of data
section 28 A nets concessionaires shall submit to the authority of the
information needed to inform decisions under 11, 13, 16
and 27 §§. Law (2009:892).
Chapter 6. Was repealed by law (2002:121).
Chapter 7. Municipal electricity undertakings
§ 1 a legal person as referred to in Chapter 3. 16 (a) and 18 (b) § §
Local Government Act (1991:900) may, despite the provision in Chapter 2. 1 §
the local Government Act of affiliation to the municipal area or its
Members, outside the municipal area engage
1. the production of and trade in electricity and related
activities, or
2. network operations in geographic proximity to the corporate
network activities in the municipality in order to achieve a
for proper network operation. Law (2014:576).
2 § if such legal person referred to in Chapter 3. 16 (a) and 18 (b) § §
Local Government Act (1991:900) carries out activities such as
referred to in paragraph 1, should the business be operated on a commercial basis
and be shown separately. Law (2014:576).
Chapter 8. Overall system responsibility and balance responsibilities, etc.
Overall system responsibility
section 1 the Government shall designate an authority, which has overall
the responsibility for electrical installations combine reliable
so that the balance on the whole or part of the country in the short term
maintained between the production and consumption of electricity
(system operator).
The Government or the authority that the Government may, in
the extent necessary out of regard to the reliability of the
national electricity system, provide for control,
testing or inspection as well as other regulations concerning
electrical installations, devices intended to be connected to
such facilities, electrical equipment or electrical
installations. Act (2005:404).
1 a of The transmission system operators, the authority shall establish targets for
reliability under the foreseeable conditions of the backbone and
on the external links that are connected to the backbone.
The objectives should be objective, transparent and non-discriminatory. The
should be submitted to the Government for approval. Government
determines how the agreed objectives will be published.
The Government or, by authority of the Government, the
transmission system operators, the authority may provide for the
requirements and obligations that must be observed for the
first subparagraph approved objectives to be achieved.
Before regulations are notified to be consulted
transmission system operators in countries whose electrical systems are linked with the
Swedish national grid. Law (2009:582).
section 2 of The transmission system operators, the authority may, to the extent
It is required to exercise the system operator, ordering
electricity generators, against remuneration, to increase or
reduce the production of electricity.
If the system operator cannot be exercised through the measures mentioned in
first subparagraph, the transmission system operator Agency, in the
extent necessary to exercise the system operator,
order marketing network concession to restrict or cancel
transmission of electricity to electricity users. To the extent
system operator agrees to restriction and suspension of
the transfer shall be carried out so that critical electricity users
as a matter of priority.
The Government, or Government authority determines,
provide for the necessary measures to increase the
or reduce the production of electricity within the meaning of the first subparagraph and
to limit or cancel the transfer of electricity to electricity users
in accordance with the second subparagraph. Law (2011:476).
section 3 of the Government may provide for the obligation of
electricity producers and consumers to the transmission system operator
the authority shall provide the information on production or consumption
of the electricity needed for the exercise of the system operator.
3 a of the transmission system operator authority may not set up
requirements that exclude electricity generators from providing
services related to the overall system operator
with reference only to the labour law. The authority shall
obtaining such services from electricity generators in a transparent,
non-discriminatory and market based procedures.
Law (2014:270).
Balance responsibility
4 §/expires U: 2016-01-01/an electricity supplier may only deliver electricity at the exit points where
someone has committed financial responsibility to the
national electricity system is supplied as much electricity as is imposed in
outtake (balance responsibility). Such a commitment should be made
through an agreement with the transmission system operator authority.
The first subparagraph shall not apply during the period referred to in
paragraph 4 (e).
With outtake referred to the point where an electricity users,
According to the agreement with the holder of the concession network, taking out electricity for
consumption. Law (2009:580).
4 section/entry into force: 01/01/2016 an electricity supplier may only deliver electricity at the exit points where someone has assumed financial responsibility for the national electricity system is supplied as much electricity to be charged in the outtake (balance responsibility). With the withdrawal point "means the point at which an electricity users, under contract with network concessionaire, taking out electricity for consumption.
The commitment referred to in the first subparagraph shall be made by agreement with the transmission system operator, the agency that performs settlement between the balance responsible. The agreement with the transmission system operators, the authority shall include an undertaking to ensure balance between supply and withdrawal of electricity. the agreement with the settlement between the balance liable to contain the terms of the settlement.
The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply during the period referred to in paragraph 4 (e). Law (2015:598).
4 a of/expires U: 2016-01-01/terms and conditions of balance agreements shall be objective and non-
discriminatory.
The transmission system operator authority must not include balance agreement
until the methods that have been used to design agreements
approved by the power authority. Authorisation must be given, if
methods may be expected to lead to agreements meet the requirements
under the first subparagraph.
A decision under the second subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
The power authority shall notify the decision under paragraph 49 1
and the second paragraph of Service Act (2010:1932).
Law (2010:1968).
4 a section/entry into force: 01/01/2016/terms of the agreements referred to in paragraph 4 the second subparagraph shall be objective and non-discriminatory.
The authority and the operators that perform the offsetting between the balance responsible may not conclude agreements according to paragraph 4(2) before the methods that have been used to design contracts have been approved by the power authority. Authorisation must be given, if the methods are likely to lead to the terms of the agreements meet the requirements of the first subparagraph.
A decision under the second subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
The power authority shall communicate the decision referred to in paragraph 1 and 49 second subparagraph, procedural law (2010:1932).
Law (2015:598).
§ 4 b/expires U: 2016-01/01/It system operators the authority shall publish the
conditions applied in balance and on demand without
delay, submit written about these terms.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may notify the
publication of the conditions referred to in the first subparagraph.
Act (2005:404).
§ 4 b/entry into force: 01/01/2016/The authority and the operators that perform the offsetting between the balance responsible shall publish the criteria they apply in the agreements referred to in paragraph 4, second subparagraph, and on request, without delay, submit a written statement of terms and conditions.
The Government or, by authority of the Government, the power authority may provide for the disclosure of the terms and conditions referred to in the first subparagraph. Law (2015:598).
4 c §/expires U: 2016-01-01/When the transmission authority becomes aware that
a contract with the Agency of balance responsibility under section 4 first
subparagraph shall cease to have effect, the authority shall, without delay,
notify the holders of power concession on the grids
the exit points are located where balance responsibility will
to be repealed. Holders of the network licence shall, without
immediately inform the relevant suppliers.
When someone, as in a contract with an electricity supplier is committed
balance responsibility in the exit points where electricity supplier
supplies electricity, are aware that this contract shall cease to
apply to the balance responsible, without delay, inform the
transmission system operators, the authority and the holders of
Online concession on whose networks they exit points are located
where balance responsibility thus will cease to apply.
Holders of the network licence shall, without delay, notify the
the electricity supplier.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority will notify the
the notification obligation referred to in the first and second subparagraphs.
Law (2009:580).
4 c section/entry into force: 01/01/2016 When the transmission authority becomes aware that an agreement under paragraph 4 the second subparagraph shall cease to be valid, it shall without delay inform the concessionaire on the grids they exit points are located where balance responsibility will cease to apply.
Online concession holders shall, without delay, notify the relevant suppliers.
When someone, as in a contract with an electricity supplier is committed to balance responsibility in the exit points where electricity supplies electricity, are aware that this contract shall cease to be valid, it must balance responsible, without delay, inform the transmission system operators, the authority and the concessionaire on the grids they exit points are located where balance responsibility will cease to apply.
Online concession holders shall, without delay, notify the electricity supplier.
The Government or the authority that the Government can, with the support of Chapter 8. section 7 of the Constitution notify notification obligations laid down in the first and second subparagraphs. Law (2015:598).
4 d § an electricity supplier may enter into contracts for the supply of electricity in a
some outtake only with the electricity users who according to agreement
with network concession holder has the right to take out the electricity in the
the outtake. Law (2006:926).
section 4 (e) an electricity supplier who immediately lost his
balance responsibility owns restore balance responsibility within a period
about 10 working days, but not more than fifteen calendar days. The deadline
begins to run on the day following the then electricity supplier received
or had the opportunity to take part in the first received
the notification referred to in paragraph 4 (c), first and second subparagraphs.
The deadline for restoring balance responsibility as set out in
the first paragraph also applies to an electricity supplier whose contracts for
balance responsibility has been cancelled and will expire before the
output.
The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply if the electricity supplier entered
in liquidation, set up the payments, declared bankrupt
or declared that they have no intention to restore the
balance responsibility.
If the electricity supplier during the period goes into liquidation,
set up payments, bankruptcy, or explains
not intend to restore balance responsibility ceases
the deadline is immediately suspended. Law (2009:580).
section 4 (f) an electricity supplier who during the period resets its
balance responsibility shall inform the relevant network concessionaire on
who has committed balance responsibility in the exit points where
electricity supplier supplies electricity. Such notification shall have
received by the power the concession-holder before the deadline has passed
out.
A balance responsibility as a new balance responsible committed applies,
Despite what is stated in section 9, as from the day following that
relevant network concessionaire receives your application from
the electricity supplier.
If network concessionaire has not received a notification
from electricity supplier who is responsible for this new balance of affected
exit points before the time limit has expired,
Online concession holder the day after the expiry of anvisa
interested consumers an electricity supplier. This shall vis-à-vis
NET the concessionaire undertakes to supply electricity to
electricity users who lack electricity supplier. A balance responsibility as a
new balance responsible committed applies, although the indications referred to in
section 9, as from the date of the instruction.
Online concession holder shall, without delay, notify the
consumers of the electricity supplier who has been instructed and if
Electricity Act on change of electricity supplier. The designated
electricity supplier shall, without delay, notify consumers about
the terms of delivery as the electricity supplier apply.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority will notify the details relating to the
the notifications referred to in the first and fourth subparagraphs.
Law (2009:580).
4 g § If an electricity supplier does not own restore balance responsibility
in accordance with paragraph 4 (e), or if such a period referred to therein is terminated
suspended in accordance with paragraph 4 (e), shall
Online concession holder as soon as possible designate the relevant
electricity users an electricity supplier, as against
Online concession holder has undertaken to supply electricity to
electricity users who lack electricity supplier. The new balance of the head
balance responsibility applies, although it referred to in section 9, from
the day of instruction.
Online concession holder shall, without delay, notify the
consumers of the electricity supplier who has been instructed and if
Electricity Act on change of electricity supplier. The designated
electricity supplier shall, without delay, notify consumers about
the terms of delivery as the electricity supplier apply.
Law (2009:580).
section 5 of The electricity supplier that supplies electricity to the electricity users in a
some outtake is, regardless of what's agreed, required to
continue to deliver electricity until the delivery obligation ceases
in accordance with the second subparagraph.
Delivery obligation ceases if the user of electricity stops taking out
electricity in the outtake, if any other electricity supplier begins
deliver electricity to user of electricity in the outtake or if
transmission of electricity under Chapter 11. 3 or 4 or under
Agreement may be canceled due to user of electricity have neglected
its obligations to the electricity supplier.
The electricity supplier that has a fixed-term contract with
user of electricity for the supply of electricity shall be not earlier than 90 days and
no later than 60 days before the expiry of the agreement, inform
user of electricity on
1. date of termination, and
2. consequences of termination.
The provisions of this section do not apply to electricity suppliers
referred to in section 7.
The Government or the authority, as the Government determines
Announcing the elleverantörernas
information obligation referred to in the third subparagraph. Law (2009:580).
5 a of A utility company which supplies electricity to the electricity users
who is entitled to the tax credit for micro production of
renewable electricity under chapter 67. the income tax Act (1999:1229) is
obliged to accept the input from elanvändarens
production facility.
The first subparagraph shall not apply if the user of electricity has entered into an agreement
with someone else about receiving electricity. Law (2014:1467).
section 6 of The electricity supplier, to start delivering power in a
outtake or seize supply to an electricity users in
his withdrawal point, shall notify to the holders of
Online concession. The notification shall also include a statement as to who
committed balance responsibility in the outtake. A notification
about to start delivering electricity to be made immediately.
An electricity supplier may take over the supplies to the electricity users in
his withdrawal point fourteen days after the notification referred to in the first
paragraph.
The provisions of the first and second subparagraphs shall not apply to the
electricity suppliers referred to in paragraph 7.
The holder of the concession network that receives a notification under
the first subparagraph shall send notice of the reason thereof
According to the detailed rules issued by the Government
or, after the Government's authorization, the power authority.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may announce further provisions concerning
elleverantörers obligations under the first subparagraph.
Law (2011:712).
section 7 of The electricity supplier to a specified time deliver
a fixed amount of electricity to the electricity users shall notify
to the electricity supplier which, according to paragraph 5 of the first paragraph is
delivery required in elanvändarens outtake and to it
committed balance responsibility in the outtake.
Law (1999:770).
section 8 electricity users who do not have an electricity supplier shall, by the relevant
holders of power as an electricity supplier concession, specified
against network concessionaire is committed to delivering electricity
to such users.
Online concession holder shall, without delay, notify the
user of electricity on the electricity supplier as instructed, if
the meaning of such instruction, and if the electricity Act regulations
If a change of electricity supplier.
The Government or the authority, as the Government determines
Announcing the details of what the notice in other
the paragraph will contain.
The designated electricity supplier shall, without delay, notify the
user of electricity if the conditions for shipment as the electricity supplier
intends to apply and on the day when the electricity supplier intends to
begin the delivery according to the agreement.
For the consumption of electricity not supplied according to a
supply agreement with a utility company, which is the delivery required
According to section 5, the user of electricity charged to the designated
electricity supplier under the conditions which it administers.
Law (2009:580).
8 a of An electricity users, who have lacked the supply contract with a
According to § 5 delivery required electricity supplier and do not have the
assigned a new electricity supplier according to section 8, for the consumption
of electricity during the time that a user of electricity has lacked such a
supply contracts pay into an electricity supplier designated by
Online concession holder and under the conditions that the designated
the supplier uses. Law (2009:580).
§ 9 The inheriting balance responsibility in a elanvändares
outtake after a notification pursuant to paragraph 6 of the first subparagraph,
do it from the date on which the supplier assumes
the deliveries.
In the other case, the balance responsibility just taken over from
on the first day of a calendar month. The electricity supplier which, according to
paragraph 5 of the first paragraph is delivery guilty in outtake should
in accordance with the detailed rules of which the Government or, after
the Government's authorization, the power authority will notify notify
the relevant holders of network concession if the takeover last a
month before it happens.
The transmission system operator authority may, if there are special
reasons, in the individual case allow balance responsibility in a
outtake to take effect earlier than that resulting from the
second paragraph.
The holder of the concession network that receives a notification under
the second subparagraph shall send notice of the reason thereof
According to the detailed rules issued by the Government
or, after the Government's authorization, the power authority.
Law (2011:712).
section 10 of the holder of the concession in accordance with the power to
regulations announced by the Government or by the
authority that the Government keep the transmission system operator
authority is informed of the change of balance responsible according to
section 4 (f), first and third subparagraphs, paragraph 4 (g) and
§ 9.
In addition, network concession holder keep the transmission system operator
the authority informed about who has committed
balance responsibility for his own purchases. Law (2009:580).
11 §/expires U: 2016-01/01/It system operators the authority shall be responsible for
the settlement between the balance liable under the regulations
the Government or, by authority of the Government,
the Agency Announces. Law (1999:770).
11 §/entry into force: 01/01/2016/The transmission authority shall be responsible for the settlement of the balance. The authority may instruct anyone else to carry out the settlement.
Law (2015:598).
11 a §/expires U: 2016-01-01/A utility company that has supplied electricity to a cash point
where there is a lack of any balance responsible shall at the
transmission system operators shall be considered as responsible authority balance settlement
for the outtake. Compensation shall be paid in accordance with the conditions
as the transmission system operator authority applies against
balance responsible. Law (2006:926).
11 a §/entry into force: 01/01/2016/A utility company that has supplied electricity to a cash point where there is a lack of any balance responsible balance must be regarded as responsible for the outtake at the deduction under section 11. Compensation shall be paid in accordance with the terms and conditions that correspond to conditions of other balance responsible pursuant to the agreements referred to in paragraph 4, second subparagraph, third sentence.
Law (2015:598).
11 b of an electricity supplier shall provide information to the authority
the prices and delivery conditions applied by the electricity supplier
for the delivery of electricity to consumers.
The Government or the authority, as the Government determines
announce details relating to the electric company's obligations
under the first subparagraph. Law (2006:926).
§ 11 c/expires U: 2016-01-01/a balance responsible, using someone else's
production capacity in particular to comply with their obligations
According to the balance agreement, must not set conditions
excludes electricity generators from providing such
capacity with reference only to the labour law. The
balance Manager shall acquire capacity in an open,
non-discriminatory and market based procedures.
Law (2014:270).
§ 11 c/entry into force: 01/01/2016/a balance responsible, using someone else's production capacity, in particular, to fulfil its commitments under the agreements referred to in paragraph 4, second subparagraph, shall not impose conditions which excludes electricity generators from providing such capabilities with reference only to the labour law. The balance officer shall procure capacity on a transparent, non-discriminatory and market based procedures.
Law (2015:598).
An indication of the countries of origin
section 12 of the electricity suppliers is to be on or in connection with invoices
relating to the sale of electricity and in advertising aimed at
users provide information about
1. the contribution of each energy source to the average
composition of energy sources used to produce
the electricity supplier sold during the preceding
calendar year, and
2. the impact on the environment in terms of emissions of carbon dioxide and
the amount of nuclear fuel waste that is the representation of the
sales of electricity has caused.
If the electricity supplier has bought electricity on an electricity exchange or imported
it from companies located outside the European Union may
the data referred to in the first subparagraph 1 is based on data
Power Exchange or companies.
The information set out in item 2 of the first paragraph may be provided through
reference to reference sources which are available to
members of the public.
If an electricity supplier transfer guarantees of origin relating to energy
from renewable energy sources to another holder, the
amount of energy that corresponds to the guarantees of origin are drawn from
share of energy from renewable energy sources when data
pursuant to the first subparagraph 1.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may announce details relating to how such
information referred to in the first to fourth paragraphs shall be calculated and
are reported for consumers. Law (2010:602).
paragraph 13 of the electricity generators shall disclose the information
electricity suppliers need to be able to fulfil their obligations
According to paragraph 12.
An electricity supplier who fails to produce electricity shall, at the request of
other electricity suppliers provide the information they need to
to carry out their obligations under paragraph 12.
The Government or, by authority of the Government,
the power authority may announce details relating to the
obligations referred to in the first and second subparagraphs.
Act (2005:404).
Invoicing and billing
section 14 suppliers and network companies may not charge any
fee for providing consumers invoices and
billing information about energy use. Law (2014:270).
section 15 of An electricity supplier billing of customers should refer to
measured quantities.
If the supplier has not received access to metrics,
the charge is based on estimated consumption. Law (2014:270).
section 16 A electricity supplier invoice should be clear. It shall
contain information on the measured consumption and the
current electricity prices as the invoice is based on.
If the supply agreement assumes that the quantity of transferred electricity is measured
per hour, information may be made available via
electric company's Web site. The invoice should then refer to
the information is available.
Invoicing shall take place at least every quarter.
Invoicing shall be provided in electronic form.
Law (2014:270).
Chapter 9. Protection measures
section 1 of the electrical installations, electrical devices intended to
be connected to such installations, electrical equipment and
electrical installations shall be such and
located and used in such a way that adequate safety
given to the person or damage to property or disruption in the operation of the
own plant or other electrical installations.
The Government or the authority that the Government may, in
the extent necessary from the security point of view, please let
regulations on inspection, testing or inspection as well as other
regulations concerning electrical installations, appliances
intended to be connected to such facilities, electric
equipment or electrical installations.
section 2 If an electrical facility by the impact on an already
existing such a facility may cause personal injury or property damage
or disturbance in the operation, the holder of the former
the complex of the actions needed at his plant for
to prevent such damage or disturbance.
The first subparagraph shall also apply when an electric
installation can cause damage through impact on an already
existing natural gas pipeline, for which it required concession
under the natural gas Act (2005:403). Law (2007:217).
2 a of the work to be performed on an electrical line or a
the associated protection device in hazardous proximity to an air line
for the strong current, is the proprietor of duty power supply required
to take the lead out of Commission for as long as is necessary for
work, if the other pipe holder requests it.
The Executive holder requesting the outage to replace the
cost and damage that may be done to the holder of the
duty power supply through the break. Law (2009:23).
section 3 of the holder of a plant for the strong current with a
voltages exceeding 1 000 volts between phase conductors where it at
single phase errors can arise from Earth's tilt power with greater strength
than 500 amps, is, in addition to the provisions of paragraph 2, shall be obliged to
observe the following. As soon as he becomes aware that an electrical
plant for low voltage or strong current with a voltage
not exceeding 1 000 volts between phase conductors, he answers for
the measures needed at his plant for the prevention
injury or disorder.
Measures referred to in the first subparagraph shall be devoted to
prevent the plant through the impact on the other
the plant through induction or increased markpotentialer
cause personal injury or property damage, or other disturbance than
audio interference.
section 4 If, in the cases referred to in paragraph 3, the proprietor of a later
-breaking facility by a lack of planning by
the system's version or otherwise have led to
the cost of protective measures have been significantly higher than
necessary, he answers for the additional cost.
§ 5 If an electrical facility be moved or changed as a matter of
performance or operation and the risk of damage or disturbance
Hence, the question of the obligation to answer for
security measures prompted by the increased risk shall be assessed on
the same way as if it was new.
section 6, an electrical installation shall be deemed to have arisen when the
was in use. Have different parts of a plant in use at
different times, each such part in the application of
This chapter is considered as a separate facility.
Article 7 If, in the cases referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3, the necessary protection can
be achieved with better effect or at lower cost through any
action at an establishment other than that whose holders under 2
or section 3 is required to respond to this action, the holder
of the former plant, by agreement or
decision of the General Court, perform the operation.
The holder who performed an action referred to in the first subparagraph are
the right to the person under section 2 or 3 had to answer for
action will be reimbursed for the expenses that were necessary for the
the performed actions. If the performed actions brought
advantage of the system in the form of reduction of expenditure for
its maintenance and operation or other permanent improvement
of operation, the financial contribution shall be reduced accordingly.
section 8 special provisions concerning electromagnetic compatibility
see Act (1992:1512) on electromagnetic compatibility.
section 9, an area of maritime traffic to a considerable extent
operated by vessels that require greater than one vertical clearance
electrical conduction admits, is the owner of management required
to take the necessary steps with the leadership needed to give
by collateral against personal injury or property damage. Management's
the holder shall bear the costs related to the measures.
Law (2009:23).
10 Cape. Damages
Liability for damage by the action of electricity from
power plant
§ 1 does anyone have inflicted on persons or property damage by the action
of electricity from a power plant, the damage, even if it
do not follow the General rules of tort, shall be replaced by
the holder of the power plant from the elen
last come.
Liability under the first subparagraph shall not apply to
1. the holder of a power plant for the production of
electricity where the generator has a rated output not exceeding 50 kilovoltampere,
2. the holder of a power plant intended for
use of electricity utilized on electricity with a voltage of not more than
250 volts between a conductor and Earth or, in the case of non-direct
grounded system, between the two leaders,
3. If the damage occurred on another electric plant or a
natural gas pipeline, for which it required concession pursuant to
the natural gas Act (2005:403), or
4. If the electrical system is made up of a
goods or intended for such an establishment needs
and the damage caused to property that has been received for the
such promotion. Law (2007:217).
Product liability
section 2 If an injury caused by defective in el set in
circulation from an electrical facility with its own generator, or
transformer is the holder, subject to paragraph 3,
liable to pay damages for personal injury and property damage
to property which by their nature are usually intended for individual
purposes, if the injured person at the time of the damage used
the property mainly for such purposes.
With security flaw means that electricity is not as secure as reasonably
can be expected.
Contract terms which restricts liability is without
effect.
section 3 Liability under section 2 is not the one who
1. indicate that he did not put the electricity in circulation in a
trade or business,
2. make the likely lack of safety did not exist when he put
Elen in circulation,
3. indicates that the vulnerability is due to the fact that electricity must be
agree with mandatory regulations issued by a
authority, or
4. shows that on the basis of the scientific and technical
knowledge at the time when he put the electricity in circulation was not
possible to detect vulnerability.
Damages in case of malfunction
4 § has operations at an electric plant been disturbed by
impact of electricity from another such facility and causes
the interference in personal injury, property damage or injury, clean property
the holder of the latter plant damage, if
the disturbance caused by intent or negligence
from his side.
Victim's contributory negligence
§ 5 If negligence on the victim's side has contributed to
damage shall be replaced in accordance with paragraph 1 or paragraph 4 of
apply to Chapter 6. section 1 of the tort liability Act (1972:207).
Damages under section 2 is to be adjusted according to what is equitable, if
negligence on the victim's side has contributed to the damage.
Determination of damages
section 6, in determining compensation for damage referred to in paragraph 1, 2 or 4
apply Chapter 5. the tort liability Act (1972:207).
When compensation for material damage shall be determined pursuant to article 2 of the off-set a
amount of 3 500 kr.
Civil liability
section 7 Is the owner of an electrical power plant opened
the right of use in whole or in part to anyone else, he answers
Yet for the damage shall be compensated in accordance with this act as if he
still held the property. The owner is not responsible
with property other than as granted.
The compensation to the owner may have provided in such cases referred to
in the first paragraph, he may recover by
the tenant.
Statute of limitations
section 8 claim against an electric plant owners or holders
for damages under paragraph 1(1) or section 4 shall be brought
within two years from the date the damage occurred.
Those who want compensation under section 2 shall bring an action in
three years after he had or should have had knowledge of that
the claim could be asserted. Claims for compensation must be
be brought within ten years from the time the alleged
liability provided the electricity.
The who did not bring an action at the time was not right to compensation
According to the specified rules.
Break replacement
§ 9 terms in comparison with the provisions of
10-15 sections are to the detriment of consumers are ineffective against them.
Interrupt payments under sections 10 to 13 shall be deducted from
damages under other provisions of this Act or
other teams are paid on account of the same power outages.
Act (2005:1110).
section 10 Of the outtake is electrically disconnected in one or
several phases from energized koncessionerat networks during a
continuous period of at least twelve hours have user of electricity
the right to interrupt compensation.
User of electricity does not have the right to interrupt compensation if
1. the interruption is due to neglect, elanvändarens
2. the transmission of electricity is interrupted to take measures
motivated by the electrical safety reasons or in order to maintain a
good operational and security of supply, and break not in progress
longer than the operation requires,
3. the interruption is attributable to an error in a
concession holders ' grids and failure is due to an obstacle
outside the control of the concessionaire
the concessionaire could not reasonably have foreseen
and the consequences of which the concessionaire could not reasonably
could have avoided or overcome, or
4. the interruption is attributable to a malfunction of a pipeline network
the lines have a voltage of 220 kilovolts or more.
Team (2013:884).
11 § Interrupt compensation shall be payable by the concession
for the power grid to which the user of electricity is directly connected.
Act (2005:1110).
12 § When the interrupt compensation is calculated to be a period of
interrupted transmission of electricity (interrupt period) is considered to be completed
at the time when the break ended, if the transfer
then has worked continuously for the next
two hours.
Remuneration shall interrupt interrupt for a period of at least
twelve hours and not more than twenty-four hours paid 12.5
percent of elanvändarens calculated annual power cost, however,
not less than 2% of the price base amount referred to in Chapter 2. 6 and 7
of the social security code, rounded to the next higher
hundred crowns.
If the period is longer than twenty-four hours, for
each then stub period more
compensation will be paid with 25 percent of elanvändarens
estimated annual net cost, but not less than 2% of
the price base amount, rounded to the next highest hundred
SEK.
Interrupt the remuneration shall for a break period amount to
a maximum of 300% of the elanvändarens estimated annual
network cost. Law (2010:1269).
section 13 of the obligation to pay compensation of interrupt is unfair
onerous in view of the economic situation of the
who is liable under section 11 and the final
shall pay compensation pursuant to section 16,, the compensation to be adjusted
According to what is equitable.
Compensation may also be adjusted according to what is equitable, if
efforts to get the transfer of electricity have needed
delayed in order not to expose workers to significant
risks. Act (2005:1110).
section 14 of the person who is liable under section 11 shall pay
interrupt compensation for user of electricity without undue delay.
and never later than six months from the end of the month in which
the culprit had or should have had knowledge of the
the interruption.
The replacement obligation shall pay interest in accordance with section 6 of the
interest Act (1975:635), if payment is not made on time.
Act (2005:1110).
section 15 if the user of electricity notwithstanding the provisions of section 14 have not received
interrupt compensation and has not claimed compensation
from the replacement obligation within two years from the time the break
ended, go right to the remuneration lost. Act (2005:1110).
section 16 of the person who is liable under section 11 has, to the extent
the interruption is attributable to an error in another
concession holders ' pipeline network, right from the
concession holder to get compensation for that which according to §§ 10-13
has been paid to the user of electricity. Act (2005:1110).
11 kap. Specific provisions on the transmission and supply of electricity
to consumers
Introductory provisions
section 1 of This chapter apply to the transmission and delivery of electricity to
consumers. Consumer refers to a natural person to whom the
electricity is transferred or delivered mainly for purposes
a user.
§ 2 contractual terms in comparison with the provisions of this
Chapter is to the detriment of the consumer are void against the
the latter.
The interruption of the transmission of electricity due to the consumer's
breach of contract
paragraph 3 of the transfer of power may be interrupted, if consumers balk
their obligations and default is an essential
breach of contract.
Before the transfer is cancelled, the consumer is invited to in
some reasonable time and take corrective action, in other cases than those referred to in
paragraph 4, be informed that the transfer might otherwise be discontinued. Takes place
correction, transfer is not interrupted.
If the circumstances give grounds to fear that a break
would result in not insignificant personal injury or extensive
damage to property, the transfer is not interrupted. It does not, however,
If the consumer is wrongful.
section 4 If the breach consists in that the consumer failed to
pay for transmission or supply of electricity, in addition to what
referred to in paragraph 3, that the consumer since the time of correction gone
out shall be asked to pay within three weeks from the time he
notification of the invitation and a notice to
the transfer might otherwise be discontinued. A communication on the
non-payment shall also be submitted to the social welfare Committee
in the municipality where the consumer receives electricity transferred.
Payment is made or the claim is disputed, the transfer
not be interrupted. The transfer must not be stopped if
the Social Welfare Board within the time specified in the first subparagraph
shall have notified the person who provided notification to
the Board assumes responsibility for payment of the debt.
§ 5 the holder of the concession network and the electricity supplier is entitled
to equitable remuneration by the consumer for any costs which
consequence of the measures mentioned in paragraphs 3 and 4.
section 6 of the Notifications and notifications referred to in paragraph 4 of the first
subparagraph shall be made in accordance with the forms laid down by
the Government or the authority, as the Government determines.
The interruption of the transmission of electricity from the electrical safety reasons etc.
paragraph 7 of the licence holder of networks may interrupt the transmission of electricity
to take measures which are justified by the electrical safety reasons
or to maintain good operations and delivery reliability.
The interruption shall not in any case exceed the operation requires.
If the holder of the concession network can predict other than short-term
interruptions in the transmission, the consumer shall be informed in good time
before the break. The consumer shall be informed personally
or, if appropriate, by appropriation.
Damages for interrupted transmission of electricity
section 8 is interrupted the transmission of electricity due to the consumer's
neglect without the conditions in paragraphs 3 and 4 are
met, the consumer has the right to compensation for damage of the
Online concession holder.
Have the transmission of electricity stopped on request of the supplier,
He shall, in lieu of the concession holder, replace
consumer for the damage suffered.
section 9 If the holder of the concession network has not notified
the consumer, in accordance with article 7 of the second paragraph, the consumer is entitled to
compensation for damage of the concessionaire.
section 10 if the transmission of electricity is interrupted but it depends on
consumer's neglect and without the right to
cancel the transfer under section 7, first paragraph, has the consumer
the right to compensation for damage of the power the concessionaire unless
This shows that the interruption is due to an impediment beyond his
control that he could not reasonably have foreseen
and the consequences of which he could not reasonably have avoided
or overcome.
Interruption depends on someone that the concessionaire has contracted for
to carry out maintenance, repairs or similar work,
the concessionaire is free from liability only if:
also he has hired would be free under the first
paragraph.
section 11 damages according to § § 8-10 includes reimbursement of expenses
and loss of income as well as other loss due to the outage.
If the obligation to pay damages would be unfair
onerous in view of the economic skadeståndsskyldiges
conditions, can the damages to be adjusted according to what is equitable.
The assessment shall also be taken into account in the present insurance
and insurance facilities, the skadeståndsskyldiges
ability to anticipate and prevent injury as well as other
special circumstances.
section 12 of the consumer shall notify the other party if the claim
compensation within two years from the time the injury occurred. He makes
not so, he has lost his right to compensation for the
damage suffered.
Information in contracts
paragraph 13 of the agreement between a consumer and an electricity supplier shall
include information on
1. the electric company's name, address, telephone number and Web site,
2. the electric company's commitment vis-à-vis the consumer,
3. when the agreement is struck, and at what times electricity supplier
plan to take over the supplies to the consumer,
4. where the consumer can find information about the electric company's
prices and other conditions,
5. the conditions laid down for invoicing and payment,
6. the duration of the agreement or whether it is valid until further notice,
7. what applies in respect of the extension of a contract that runs
for some time,
8. the conditions for termination of the contract,
9. how compensation is calculated on the early termination of a
Agreement, which runs for some time,
10. the conditions for the payment of electricity supplier does not comply with the
its commitment under the agreement, and
11. How is the electricity supplier on its website and, upon request, on
otherwise provide the additional consumer related
information referred to in section 18.
Information about the contractual terms and conditions and the information referred to in the first
subparagraph shall be communicated to the consumer before the contract is concluded or
to be confirmed. Law (2011:712).
section 14 of the agreement between a consumer and a net concessionaire
shall include information on
1. network concessionaire name, address, telephone number and
website,
2. power the concessionaire's commitment vis-à-vis the consumer,
3. when the agreement is struck,
4. where the consumer can find information about
online prices and other conditions of the concessionaire;
5. the conditions laid down for invoicing and payment,
6. the conditions for termination of the contract,
7. the conditions governing the payment of net concession holder does not
meet its commitment under the agreement, and
8. how network concessionaire at their website and on request
otherwise provide the additional
consumer related information referred to in section 18.
Law (2011:712).
Payment way
section 15 of an electricity supplier may not discriminate against a consumer only
due to the method of payment chosen by the consumer.
If a concessionaire operates a system of
prepayment for consumers, this must be reasonable.
Law (2014:270).
Changed terms
section 16 of an electricity supplier who intends to change the terms of a
contracts which run until further notice with a consumer shall inform the
consumers about the change. Notification shall be made by means of a
special message to the consumer. Of the message, the
State that the consumer has the right to terminate the agreement.
The new terms shall not become effective until at least two
months after the message has been sent.
Law (2011:712).
Price increases
section 17 When a price increase has taken place, the consumer shall be informed
about this in the next invoice from the supplier. The
must be indicated when the price change came into effect and how the price
been changed. Law (2011:712).
Information about the consumer's rights
section 18 of the Electricity and power a concessionaire who hits
contracts with consumers on their websites provide clear
information about
1. consumer rights,
2. how the consumer should go about to complain,
3. the bodies which the consumer can turn to for information
or dispute resolution, and
4. independent user advice, where consumers can get advice
If available energy efficiency measures and
comparison profiles.
At the consumer's request, the information shall be provided in any other
way.
Electricity suppliers and network concessionaire shall on or in
connection with invoices to consumers and, in the cases
specified in the first subparagraph 1 – 3, in advertising aimed at
consumers either disclose the information resulting from
the first paragraph or refer to the information available on
the website and on request be provided otherwise.
Law (2014:270).
Change of electricity supplier
19 § a change of electricity supplier shall be carried out without special
the cost to the consumer.
In the event of a change of electricity supplier, the consumer shall receive a final invoice
within six weeks from the date of the withdrawal
electric company's delivery expired. Law (2011:712).
Handling of complaints
section 20 suppliers and networks the concessionaire shall have the
established routines for handling complaints from
consumers. Law (2011:712).
Installation of new meters
section 21 Network concessionaire shall ensure that consumers are
appropriate information in connection with the installation of new
meter.
The Government or the authority that the Government may
provide for the obligations referred to in the first
paragraph. Law (2014:270).
12 Cape. Supervision, etc.
Regulators, etc.
section 1 Supervision over compliance with this Act and the
regulations or conditions that have been notified under the Act
be exercised as regards questions about electrical safety and reliability
of the national electricity system, of the authority or authorities
the Government determines.
Supervision in General over compliance with this Act and the
regulations and conditions that have been notified under the Act
exercised by the power authority.
The supervision referred to in the second subparagraph shall not include provisions of the
7 and 10. and Chapter 11. 1 – 12 §§ nor
compliance with the elleverantörernas obligations under Chapter 8.
1 to 4 sections, section 5, first and second subparagraphs, and 6-11 a § §.
The power authority is the supervisory authority under the European Parliament's
and Council Regulation (EC) no 714/2009 of 13 July 2009 on the
conditions for access to the network for cross-border exchanges in electricity
and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1228/2003.
Law (2011:712).
1 a of the cases of exemption referred to in article 17(1), 17(2) and (3) of the
Regulation (EC) no 714/2009 review by the Government.
The power authority shall investigate the matters referred to in the first subparagraph
and then, with his own opinion, submit the case to the
the Government's review. The power authority shall, in conjunction with
the handover shall make its opinion public.
In the cases referred to in article 17(5) of Regulation (EC) no 714/2009
should the Government announce decision following an opinion from the Office of
cooperation of energy regulators. Law (2011:712).
1 b of a decision by the power authority pursuant to such guidelines
adopted pursuant to Regulation (EC) no 714/2009
It is specified that the decision may be amended or repealed
at the request of the European Commission. Law (2011:712).
section 2 of a supervisory authority has the right to request the
information and to obtain the documents necessary for
supervision. A request may be subject to a penalty.
A decision as referred to in the first subparagraph shall be effective immediately.
Law (2009:892).
section 3 of The regulatory authority may inform the injunctions
necessary to ensure compliance with the rules and
conditions that are subject to supervision. An injunction may
combined with a penalty.
An order effective immediately, if the
1. relating to electrical safety or reliability of the national
the electrical system,
2. refers to the correctness of the submitted information in accordance with Chapter 8.
section 11 (b), or
3. given a notification pursuant to paragraph 14 of the
the first paragraph. Law (2011:712).
3 a of the power authority intends to supervise a
Online concession holders ' power tariff, the concessionaire
be notified of this
1. within one year after the end of the year
network tariff relates, or
2. within five years after the end of the year
network tariff relates, if the power the concessionaire has provided
incorrect or misleading information which had decisive
importance for the power authority's decision not to exercise supervision.
The power authority shall not issue a notice under paragraph 3 of that
refers to an online tariff concession holder for a particular network
fiscal year unless the power authority has notified
network concessionaire pursuant to the first subparagraph. Law (2006:926).
Especially if oversight relating to electrical safety, or operational safety
of the national electricity system
section 4 of the regulatory authority may
1. order the correction of his or her expense, if any
does not comply with a notice under section 3 as appropriate by
electrical safety reasons,
2. prohibit the use of an electric plant which is a
such a condition or used in such a way as to endanger
person or property can occur,
3. prohibit the supply or use of electrical
stock that is in such condition or used in such a
ways that danger to person or property can occur or as
is not controlled, tested, inspected, or documented
under current regulations,
4. prohibit the provision of services involving danger to
person or property as a result of inadequate or improper
installation of electric power plants.
Decision referred to in the first subparagraph shall be effective immediately and shall
enforced.
Decision referred to in the first subparagraph 2-4 may be subject to a penalty.
Act (1998:665).
§ 5 For supervision relating to electrical safety or reliability of
the national electricity system has supervisory authority entitled to receive
access to areas, offices and other areas, however, are not
housing.
If there is a need for regulatory oversight regarding electrical safety,
supervisor of manufacturers, importers, wholesalers and
retailers for tasting take out one or more copies of the
a device, intended to be connected to an electrical installation;
or electrical equipment which have been introduced or to be introduced on
the market.
The Government or the authority that the Government may
provide for compensation for the outlet sample and if
obligation to pay the costs of the supervisory authority
testing.
The police authority shall provide the assistance needed
supervision.
Fees
section 6 of the Government or the authority that the Government may
provide for fees for regulatory activities
is made pursuant to this Act.
Late payment fee
section 7 If a company conducts network operations do not provide
certified copy of such annual report, as well as such auditor's certificate
as set out in the Regulation (1995:1145) on accounting for
network activities, the company shall pay a late fee to
State under section 8.
Decision concerning the late payment fee will be made by the power authority.
Act (1998:1651).
section 8/expires U: 2016-07-01/
A company that conducts network operations shall pay a
late fee if the documents referred to in section 7 has not been
come in to the power authority within seven months from
the end of the financial year. If the company has decided on further
General meeting of shareholders in accordance with Chapter 7. paragraph of the Swedish companies act
(2005:551) or if the continued general meeting according to Chapter 7. 4 §
third subparagraph, Act (1987:667) on economic associations, shall
However the company pay the late fee first if the documents
has not been received within nine months of the fiscal year
output. The fee shall amount to 10 000 SEK.
If the documents referred to in article 7 have not been submitted within two
months from the date of the notification sent to the company if
a decision on late payment fee referred to in the first subparagraph, shall
company pay a new late fee. The new fee will be
amount to $1,000.
If the documents referred to in article 7 have not been submitted within two
months from the date of the notification sent to the company if
a decision on late payment fee in accordance with the second subparagraph, shall
company pay a new late fee. The new fee will be
amount to SEK 20,000. Act (2005:923).
section 8/entry into force: 07/01/2016
A company that conducts network operations shall pay a late fee if the documents referred to in article 7 have not been submitted to the agency within seven months of the financial year. If the company has decided on continued annual general meeting in accordance with Chapter 7. paragraph Swedish companies Act (2005:551) or if the continued general meeting according to Chapter 7. 12 section Act (1987:667) on economic associations, however, the company shall pay late fee only if the documents have not been received within nine months of the financial year. The fee shall amount to 10 000 kroons.
If the documents referred to in article 7 have not been submitted within two months from the date of the notification sent to the company if a decision on late payment fee in accordance with the first paragraph, the company shall pay a new late fee. The new fee shall amount to 10 000 kroons.
If the documents referred to in article 7 have not been submitted within two months from the date of the notification sent to the company if a decision on late payment fee in accordance with the second subparagraph, the company shall pay a new late fee. The new fee will be amount to 20 000 kroons. Law (2016:114).
section 9 if registered by a decision of the company
been declared bankrupt or went into liquidation, the decision on
late fee is not notified. Act (1998:1651).
section 10 of the company within the prescribed period provided in the documents
as indicated in paragraph 7 of the documents but has any flaw that can easily
remedied, the Power Authority announce decision on
late fee only if company has been advised of the
the deficiency and had the opportunity to remedy it, but not done it
within the time specified in the notification. Such
notice may be sent by mail to the adress
the company last reported at net authority. Act (1998:1651).
section 11 of The late payment fee shall be remitted, if failure to
submit the document appears to be excusable in the light of
circumstances for which the company has not been able to control.
The fee shall also be remitted if it seems obvious
unreasonable to take it out.
Provisions for remission shall be taken into consideration although any claim
If this has not been made, if the consequence of what has
occurred in this case. Act (1998:1651).
section 12 If a late fee has not been paid after
demand for payment, the fee shall be paid for the collection.
The Government may require that the recovery does not need to be requested
for small amounts.
Provisions of the Recovery Act (1993:891) if
recovery of State assets, etc. for the recovery,
enforcement under the enforcement code occur. Act (1998:1651).
section 13 a decision late charge may be executed even if the
do not have the force of res judicata.
If a company has the right to get back paid
late fee on the basis of a court decision, the interest
paid on the refunded fines from
month subsequent to that of the late payment fee paid to and
with the month in which the refund is being made. In the case of interest rate's size
apply 65 Cape. the third subparagraph of paragraph 4 of the law on tax procedure
(2011:1244). Law (2011:1386).
Deadlines
section 14 of the power authority shall take a decision in a case within two
months from the time a complaint came in to the authority if
notification
1. has been filed by someone who has an interest in the matter, and
2. includes a claim that a network concessionaire not
comply with the provisions covered by the power authority's supervision
According to § 1.
If the power authority will need additional time to decide
the case, the authority may extend the period by two months or,
If he admits it, with the additional time which can
needed for the matter to be settled.
The provisions of the first and second subparagraphs shall not apply
network concessionaire obligations under Chapter 3. section 6 of the first
subparagraph, paragraph 7 of the first paragraph, first and second paragraphs of section 11,
section 14, first subparagraph, and paragraph 15, and Chapter 4. 10 §
first and third paragraphs. Law (2011:712).
Preservation of information
section 15 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines
may provide for an obligation for suppliers to
document and preserve data on supply contracts,
derivative financial instruments and transactions relating to such contracts
or instruments, and to provide such information on request
a Swedish Government agency or the European Commission.
Law (2012:335).
Chapter 13. Other provisions
Liability provisions
section 1 to a fine or imprisonment not exceeding one year are judged on that
intentionally or negligently:
1. breach of Chapter 2. 1 or 3 §,
2. breach of terms and conditions issued pursuant to Chapter 2. section 11,
or
3. violates regulations issued pursuant to Chapter 8.
1 paragraph or Chapter 9. Article 1, second paragraph.
To a fine person who willfully or negligently violates
to Chapter 2. section 17.
In minor cases are judged not to liability. Law (2006:926).
2 § To responsibility under this law shall be liable if the Act is not
subject to penalties under the criminal code.
section 3 of The who have breached an imposition of fines is sentenced not to
responsibility under this law for acts covered by the
the injunction.
section 4 electrical installations, devices intended to be connected
to an electrical installation or electrical equipment that has been
subject to offences under this Act shall be declared forfeited;
If it is not manifestly unreasonable. Instead of such property
can the value of the property is declared forfeited. Even the exchange of
offence under this Act shall be declared forfeited, if not
is manifestly unfair.
Appeal
§ 5 the power authority's decision under Chapter 2. 1, 4 – 5, 14, 15,
15 b, 15 j-16 (a) and section 17 section may be appealed to the Government, if
the case relates to a riser. The same applies to the decision not to
initiate a review after an application as described in Chapter 2.
15 c section, if the matter relates to a riser or a
foreign relations. Team (2013:207).
section 6 of the following decisions of the power authority may be appealed to the
land and Environment Court:
1. questions about network concession pursuant to Chapter 2. 1, 4 – 5, 14,
15, 15, 15 j-16 (a) and 17 sections, with the exception of cases
refers to a riser,
2. decisions on the boundaries of a network licence for area under
Chapter 2. section 12,
3. the decision not to initiate a review after an application
described in Chapter 2. 15 c section, if the matter relates to a regionledning that
is not a foreign connection,
4. decision on injunction pursuant to Chapter 2. 15 h section
subparagraph,
5. decision on withdrawal of network concession pursuant to Chapter 2.
section 18, and
6. decisions on recovery actions under Chapter 2. 19 and
20 sections. Team (2013:207).
section 7 the following decisions may be appealed to the General
Administrative Court:
1. the decision by the power authority in respect of
a) consolidated presentation and uniform power tariff in accordance with Chapter 3. paragraph 3 of the
and Chapter 4. paragraph 4, first subparagraph,
b) connection of the installation according to Chapter 3. 6-8 sections,
c) exemptions under Chapter 3. section 9 (b),
d) costs of measurement referred to in Chapter 3. 11 and 14 sections,
e) remuneration for input of electricity pursuant to Chapter 3. section 15,
f) method review under Chapter 4. 1 a of,
g) permit pursuant to Chapter 4. 6 and 7 sections,
h) network tariffs for smaller production plants according to 4
Cape. section 10,
in Chapter 5, ram), according to the revenue. 3, 11 to 13, 15 to 17, paragraphs 26 and 27,
j) approval of methods for designing the balance agreement under
Chapter 8. 4 a of, and
k) late charge under 12 Cape. 8 and 11 sections,
2. decisions of a supervisory authority under Chapter 12. 2-4 sections,
as well as the
3. the decision by the transmission system operator authority for compensation
to the person in accordance with Chapter 8. section 2 of the ordered increase or decrease
the production of electricity.
Leave to appeal is required in case of appeal to the administrative law.
Law (2015:259).
§ 8 Other decision under this Act other than those provided in 6 and
7 sections may not be appealed to a court.
Government Announces rules on appeal to
the Government of decisions other than those referred to in paragraphs 5 to 7.
Team (2013:207).
§ 9 such a non-profit organization or other legal entity that
referred to in Chapter 16. section 13 of the environmental code may appeal the
the power authority's decision under Chapter 2. 1, 4 – 5, 14, 15, 15 b,
15 j-16 (a) and 17 sections, as well as the decision not to initiate a review
After an application as described in Chapter 2. 15 c section, if the decision relates to
installations for overhead electrical power cable with a voltage of
at least 220 kilovolts and a length of 15 kilometres.
Anyone who wishes to appeal under the first paragraph, do
it before the time for appeal has expired for the parties and
sakägarna. Team (2013:207).
Transitional provisions
1997:857
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 1998, when the law
(1902:71 s. 1), incorporating certain provisions on electrical
plants, and the Act (1994:618) on trade in electricity, etc.,
shall cease to be valid.
2. For consumers who were charged cost for a
meters with associated collection equipment and for its
installation in the outtake under paragraph 2 of subsection 10. the first subparagraph
Lagen (1902:71 s. 1), incorporating certain provisions on
electrical installations, shall section 2 of 10. the second paragraph said
law continues to apply.
3. In cases where price regulation under section 10 of the Act (1994:618) if
trading with electricity, etc., that are pending before the new law's
entry into force of the older rules are applied.
4. Point 4 of the transitional provisions to the Act (1994:617) if
change in the law (1902:71 s. 1), incorporating certain provisions
If electrical components, as amended by the
1995:1140 shall still apply.
5. paragraphs 2 and 3 of the transitional provisions to the Act
(1994:617) amending the Act (1902:71 s. 1), including
certain provisions for electrical installations, shall remain
apply in cases where the application is made before 1 January 1996.
6. the wiring before the entry into force of this law,
been drawn up according to what is said in paragraph 5 (b) of the Act (1902:71 s. 1),
including certain provisions for electrical installations,
section 5 (b) shall continue to apply.
7. If a pipe has been submitted before 1 July 1982
apply Chapter 2. section 24 only if management were in use that day
or was in use then and recovery actions are
called from a general point of view.
1998:854
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 1999.
2. A case for a review of net concession shall be dealt with and
assessed under the older rules, if the matter before
the entry into force of this law. The provisions on
environmental quality standards in the environmental code shall apply
immediately.
1998:1651
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 1999.
2. If someone other than the holder of the concession for the network
the backbone or the majority of it has been granted
network licence for a foreign relations before January 1, 1998
the following applies.
a. On such a network licence shall apply Chapter 2. section 10 other
paragraph of its older version.
b. On such a network licence shall apply Chapter 2. section 18 of the first
paragraph of its older version.
3. If the power authority before the entry into force of this law,
granted a derogation as referred to in Chapter 3. paragraph 3 of the first paragraph, 3
Cape. paragraph 3 of the second paragraph of its older version apply to the
the relevant concession areas.
4. If one or several concession areas have been merged
in whole or in part prior to the entry into force of this law shall be 4
Cape. section 3 of its older version apply to the relevant
concession areas.
5. the provisions of Chapter 12. sections 7 and 8 apply in respect of
annual reports and Auditor's certificate for the fiscal year ending
on december 31, 1998 or later.
1999:770
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 november 1999.
2. Electricity suppliers that are delivery required by Chapter 8. paragraph 5 of the
the first subparagraph shall, not later than 1 december 1999 notify
the holder of the licence if the network in question in the exit points the
supplies electricity. This does not, however, the electricity suppliers as before
on november 1, 1999 subject to the provision in Chapter 8. section 5 of the
its older version.
3. The takeover of deliveries or the takeover of
balance responsibility shall not apply with effect from 1 January 2000
or on 1 March 2000. However, this does not exit points where
supply of electricity is carried out according to the delivery contracts concluded before
on 1 november 1999 and under which electricity supply shall
cease in december 1999 or January 2000.
4. Consumption of electricity customers not covered by that provision
in Chapter 3. paragraph 10 of the second paragraph, until the end of 2001 and
calculated in accordance with that provision. The same applies to
input from producers until the end of 2002.
Law (2001:1298).
5. An electricity users whose power consumption over time, according to a
supply agreements in effect at its entry into force, shall be measured
otherwise than in accordance with the regulations on the transitional period passenger transport,
announced pursuant to Chapter 3. section 10, are not covered by
the provisions of Chapter 3. section 11 of the first paragraph under
delivery of the contract validity period remaining until
the end of 2004.
A utility company that has such a supply agreement with a
users shall notify the holder of the
Online concession. In the notification, stating the delivery agreement
period of validity left. Law (2002:122).
6. The provision in Chapter 3. section 12 shall still apply to the
electricity users who were covered by the provision before the law
date of entry into force.
7. disputes under Chapter 5. section 7 or section 10 which, in law
entry into force is pending before the power authority or public
Administrative Court, the older provisions apply.
8. A notification under Chapter 5. paragraph 10 of the second paragraph that has been made
last modified on april 30, 1999 as a notification under the
new provision in Chapter 8. section 6, if the assumption of delivery from
1 november 1999. However, this applies only if the
user of electricity by 31 August 1999, notified to the
the holder of the concession network who shall take delivery of the supplies.
9. A notification under Chapter 5. paragraph 10 of the second paragraph that has been made
After 30 april 1999 but no later than 31 August 1999 concerning
as a notice of takeover of deliveries from
on 1 december 1999 in accordance with the new provision in Chapter 8. section 6.
However, this applies only if the user of electricity by 31 August
1999 has notified the holder of the concession network who should
take over deliveries.
10. A notification under Chapter 8. paragraph 4 of the second paragraph of its
older version shall apply as a notification under Chapter 8. 9
the first paragraph.
2002:121
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2003 in the case of 3
Cape. 10 (a) and 11 (a) sections as well as in General on 1 July 2002.
2. the provisions of Chapter 3. section 3(1) of its new
version used for the first time in terms of accounting for the
financial years beginning on 1 January 2003 or nearest
thereafter.
3. network concessionaire that holds multiple network licences for
area shall, before the end of August 2002 to the power authority
report how the concession holder believes that recognition of the areas
According to Chapter 3. section 3(1) in its new version.
The power authority shall then take a decision on this. If
the power authority within four months from the notification came in
decision in question should be carried out in general ledger accounting
accordance with the notification of the concessionaire. The power authority's
decision may be appealed to the administrative court.
Leave to appeal is required for an appeal to the administrative court.
4. Order issued pursuant to Chapter 3. paragraph 3(1) of the
older version until the Power Authority announced a new
decision pursuant to paragraph 3 or the deadline in paragraph 3 has expired
as well as new accounts shall be commenced pursuant to Chapter 3. paragraph 3 of the third
subparagraph of point 2.
5. the provisions of Chapter 4. § 1 in its new wording applied
first time in terms of network tariffs valid from
the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 2002, or almost
thereafter.
6. the provisions of Chapter 3. section 6, second paragraph, paragraph 7 of the other
paragraph, the third subparagraph of section 11, paragraph and section 15
the third paragraph and Chapter 4. section 10, third paragraph in their new
version apply to disputes in which the appliction
to the power authority on 1 July 2004 or later. Lag (2003:117).
2002:653
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 August 2002.
2. the provisions of Chapter 4. 5 and 8 sections in their new version
apply for the first time in the case of network tariffs valid from
and with the fiscal year that begins on 1 August 2002, or
closest to the next.
3. Chapter 8. clause 8 of their older version apply in cases where a
electricity supplier has been instructed before entry into force.
2005:404
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2006 in the case of Chapter 3.
section 10 and 1 July 2005.
2. the provisions of Chapter 3. section 2 and 3. paragraph 5 of the first and second
in its new wording, apply for the first time, as far as
concerns district heating business, in terms of accounting and
revision for the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 2005 or
closest to the next.
3. the provisions of Chapter 3. section 6, second paragraph and Chapter 3. 7 §
second paragraph in their new version, as well as the provisions of Chapter 3.
the third paragraph and paragraph 6 of Chapter 3. the third subparagraph of paragraph 7 shall apply to
such disputes to which the application arrives at the power authority
July 1, 2005 or later.
4. A concessionaire that before 1 november 2004 has entered into
a contract for the purchase of electricity to cover network losses may
apply the agreement during its remaining term of validity, however,
at the far end of October 2007.
5. the provisions of Chapter 4. section 1 of the first-fourth paragraphs in their
new version is applied to network tariffs valid from
the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 2005, or almost
thereafter.
6. Balance agreement as the transmission system operator authority has entered into
before 1 July 2005 are not subject to the new provision in 8
Cape. 4 a of during the remaining period of validity.
7. the provisions of Chapter 8. section 12 apply from 1
April 2006.
8. the provisions of Chapter 8. section 13 apply from 1
February 2006.
2005:1110
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2011 in the case of 3
Cape. 9 a § and on 1 January 2006.
2. the provisions of Chapter 10. If the interrupt compensation does not apply
for the period of a power outage that occurred prior to 1
January 2006. On the other hand, the provisions applicable to a
such a power outage for the period of interruption, that is after
on 31 december 2005, if the interruption lasted at least 12 hereafter
hours.
2008:265
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2008.
2. Older rules still apply in supervisory matters if
report of the district heating business and in supervisory matters if
the auditor's review in respect of the financial year that started prior to the
on 1 July 2008.
2009:892
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2010 in the case of 1
Cape. 5 a §, Chapter 5., 12. 2 section and chapter 13. § 5, and otherwise
on January 1, 2012.
2. The first regulatory period in accordance with Chapter 5. 1 § 1
January 2012.
3. Older rules still apply for network tariffs which
refers to the period before 1 January 2012.
2010:1968
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 april 2011.
2. Older provisions apply where a decision on notification in accordance with
15-17 sections of Service Act (1970:428) has been taken before 1
April 2011 or if the document has been sent or submitted before
This time.
2011:712
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2011 in the case of 8
Cape. 6 and 9 sections, 1 January 2012 in the case of Chapter 5. 3 and
10-18 sections and otherwise 1 August 2011.
2. A backbone company that has applied for certification under the
Act (2011:710) on the certification of backbone enterprises in electricity
may operate notwithstanding the provisions of Chapter 3. (f) and (g) sections
until a final decision on the issue of certification
has become final, but on 2 March
2012.
2011:1386
This law shall enter into force on 1 January 2012 and apply to
interest relating to the period from 1 January 2013.
2012:335
1. This law shall enter into force on July 1, 2012.
2. The new provisions in Chapter 4. 1 a of does not, however, apply to
a) such agreements on access to a wire or a
grids as a network licensees are included before 1
January 2013, or
b) agreement that includes network concessionaire during the period between the
that an application for review has been submitted to method
the power authority until the authority has announced the decision in
the case, if the application has been submitted before the end of August
2012.
2013:207
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2013.
2. Nevertheless, as stated in Chapter 2. 1 a of to cases that have
initiated prior to the entry into force of the Government but not yet
pending review by the Government.
3. Older rules still apply in the case of
appeal against a decision given before the
the entry into force.
4. A network licence that is valid at the time of entry into force shall take effect
until further notice.
An online concession line that apply upon entry into force,
However, it is considered that such a network under concession for the line 2
Cape. section 13, in its new version is valid for a period of time, if the
last certain validity period is less than twenty-five years
or network concession holder before the date of entry into force has applied
If the period of validity shall be extended for a shorter period of time than
forty years. This does not mean that the term already
has been determined to be limited.
5. an application which has been filed before the entry into force, if
extension of the period of validity of a concession for the line
with forty years should be admissible, if network concessionaire
request it before the end of December 2013. The application shall in
such cases are treated as an application under Chapter 2. section 14 of the
its new wording about the power the concession shall apply until
on.
6. A decision as referred to in Chapter 2. paragraph 14 in its older version to
extend the validity period of a concession for the line with
twenty-five years or more, for the purposes of Chapter 2. 15 (b) §
be treated as a decision to announce network concession.
7. If a decision to announce network concession line has
become final before the entry into force, should the holder of the
online franchise complete the pipeline network franchise
intends by the end of may 2018 instead of within the time
as mentioned in Chapter 2. 16 a of the first subparagraph.
8. Nevertheless, as stated in Chapter 2. 16 c § need a notification
not be made before the end of March 2015 in the case of a management
that was completed before the entry into force.
2014:270
1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2014.
2. The new provisions in Chapter 4. Article 1, first subparagraph, second
sentence shall be applied in a method review under Chapter 4. 1 a of the
first time in terms of network tariffs valid from
the fiscal year that begins on January 1, 2015, or next
thereafter.
3. The new provisions in Chapter 5. 7 a § are applied the first time
in the case of an enforcement period beginning after the end of the year
2015.
2015:259
1. this law shall enter into force on July 1, 2015.
2. the provisions of Chapter 3. paragraph 3 (a) applies
first time in respect of the financial statements for the year
starting July 1, 2015, or closest to it then.
