Electricity is a business-critical cost for industrial companies. Production, machinery, processes, ventilation, and support equipment require large amounts of energy – often with high and rapid power peaks. Despite this, many industrial companies have electricity contracts that are not adapted to their actual production or load profile.
Industrial operations are characterised by high and often uneven electricity consumption. Small differences in price, surcharges, or terms therefore have a major impact on the bottom line.
Savera acts as a strategic energy partner and takes full responsibility for your electricity cost – from contract selection and price hedging to energy tax and ongoing monitoring. We always start with a free analysis that gives you a clear picture of what you pay today and where the savings potential lies.
For industrial companies, two questions dominate the electricity cost – the right contract and the right energy tax classification. Read our in-depth guides:
For industrial companies, the electricity contract is a strategic issue directly linked to profitability. The right contract provides cost control and competitiveness – while the wrong one can affect the entire company's finances.
Knowledge base
Industry's capacity subscriptions were not affected by the 2026 halt. Here is how to read the tariff, find the peak in production and calculate the right subscribed capacity.
In addition to reduced energy tax for manufacturing, several support schemes exist for which industrial companies are eligible – but rarely utilise fully. Here are the most important ones to check.
Long-term contracts with complex structures often contain termination clauses that put negotiating pressure on the wrong side. Here are the most common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
Mjölkproduktion · Skaraborg / Västergötland
För mjölkbonden Claes Jonsson, ordförande för Sveriges Mjölkbönder, har energi gått från att vara en kostnad bland andra till en strategisk fråga som direkt påverkar lönsamheten.
Read full case studyDet handlar inte bara om att jaga lägsta priset, utan om att få struktur och rimlighet i det man betalar. Att veta att man ligger rätt över tid.
— Claes Jonsson, mjölkbonde och ordförande Sveriges Mjölkbönder