FlexSource - Effektprognoser Skåne Region Skåne (2025)

Source - Effektprognoser Skåne Region Skåne (2025)


Metadata

FieldValue
TitleEffektprognoser Skåne — Prognoser i ett kommunalt perspektiv
PublisherRegion Skåne
DateDecember 2025
ContextPart of Skånes Effektkommission work programme; municipal-level power demand forecasts
Portaleffektprognoser.se
MethodologyEnergiforsk “Effektprognos — en lathund för lokalbolag (2024:1006)“
FormatPDF; 33 municipal chapters + regional overview; data sourced from Power BI dashboards
Fileraw/effektprognoser-rapport-final.pdf

Summary

Power demand (effektbehov) forecasts for all 33 Skåne municipalities covering the period 2022–2040, produced by Region Skåne as part of the Effektkommission programme. The report provides the regional-level demand context underpinning the DNDP and FNA work of Skåne’s grid companies.

Methodology: Energiforsk “Effektprognos — en lathund för lokalbolag (2024:1006)” — the same industry-standard tool referenced in multiple Skåne DSO NUPs and in the Source - Skånes Effektkommission Flexibilitetsbehov Metod (2026). Top-down sector breakdown combined with municipality-level land-use and population scenario inputs.

Key findings

Skåne-wide demand outlook (2022–2040)

SectorPower demand changeElectricity demand change
Total Skåne+40%+30%
Residential−1.5%−4%
Industry & construction+41%+45%
Services (private + public)+17%+18%
Transport×16 (1,500%+)×22 (2,100%+)
Agriculture / forestry / fishing~unchanged~unchanged

Transport is the dominant driver by a large margin in both absolute MW and percentage terms. The scale (×16 power) reflects full electrification of Skåne’s vehicle fleet including heavy transport along major E-road corridors (E6, E20, E22, E65). Agriculture/forestry/fishing is excluded from the main municipal analysis due to high uncertainty about electrification pathway (machinery, gas vs electric).

Residential demand declines despite population growth (+69,000 inhabitants 2024–2033), because new buildings are significantly more energy-efficient and renovation rates reduce peak demand in existing stock.

Municipal highlights (2022→2040)

MunicipalityPower changeElectricity changePrimary driver
Burlöv+77%+94%Industrial green transition + E6/E20/E22 charging
Bjuv+54%+47%Industrial green transition (Saint-Gobain, Bruks Siwertell)
Bromölla+48%+45%Industrial (K-G Paulsson, Sylvamo, CGI)
Eslöv+47%+54%Industrial + E22 corridor charging (Orkla Foods, Nordic Sugar)
Båstad+17%+6%Transport electrification; residential efficiency reduces base load

Municipalities with concentrated motorway corridors (Burlöv at E6/E20/E22, Eslöv at E22) show above-average transport-driven growth. Industrial municipalities vary by green transition trajectory.

Data caveat

The report notes that peak power demand figures cannot be simply aggregated across municipalities to produce a Skåne total, because peak hours differ across municipalities. Sector-level electricity demand figures (MWh) are additive regardless. The regional total power figures (+40%) are modelled directly, not summed from individual municipalities.

Significance for the wiki

  • Demand context for Skåne DSO NUPs: confirms that the 2025–2034 DNDP investment wave is demand-justified — the municipalities with the largest DSO capacity increases (Burlöv, Bjuv, Bromölla, Eslöv) align with the highest power demand growth forecasts
  • Transport as the structural wildcard: the ×16 transport multiplier is more extreme than generic national electrification scenarios; heavy charging along E6 and E65 is consistent with concentrated capacity needs reported by E.ON, Öresundskraft, and Trelleborgs Elnät along those corridors
  • Energiforsk lathund confirmed as regional standard: the same tool is used by Region Skåne for municipal-level forecasts and by multiple Skåne DSOs for their NUP forecasting — showing methodological consistency up the planning chain
  • Effektprognoser.se: online portal providing municipal-level data access; new digital planning tool