FlexSource - Ei R2025-13 Omdirigering i Sverige 2024

Source - Ei R2025-13 Omdirigering i Sverige 2024


Reference: Ei R2025:13 Full title: Omdirigering i Sverige under 2024 Date: October 2025 Authors: Caroline Törnqvist (Avdelningschef), Pia Grahn (Analytiker), Energimarknadsinspektionen Legal basis: Art. 13.4, Electricity Market Regulation (EU) 2019/943 — annual NRA report to ACER Raw file: Raw/Omdirigering-2024-Ei-R2025-13-extracted.txt Pages: 15

Summary

Ei’s third annual redispatching report. Covers all redispatching (omdirigering) used by Swedish TSO and DSOs in 2024 as required by Art. 13.4 EMR. Seven entities reported — one more than in 2022 and 2023.

Reported volumes 2024

Svenska kraftnät (TSO) — 59,334 MWh

ResourceVolume (MWh)Share
Värmekraft (heat power)47,85180.7%
Vattenkraft (hydro)9,69016.3%
Vindkraft (wind)1,2312.1%
Gasturbiner3630.6%
Efterfrågeflexibilitet1650.3%
Other350.1%
Total59,334

Reason: avoid overload in own network. An additional 11,891 MWh was redispatched cross-border.

DSOs — 221,906 MWh

DSOResourceVolume (MWh)Reason
Ellevio ABHydro + wind + DR220,150Avoid overload during regional grid works
Umeå Energi Elnät ABOther988Avoid overload in own network
Göteborg Energi Nät ABDR (demand response)403Testing local flex market; managing capacity peaks while awaiting subscription increases after network reinforcements in overlying grid
Mölndal Energi Nät ABDR168Avoid overload in own and overlying network
E.ON Energidistribution ABDR + other + heat + storage193Avoid overload in own network and constraints in overlying network
Götene elförening ek. för.DR4Avoid exceeding subscription limit to overlying network; pilot testing flexibility services per bilateral agreements
Total221,906

Total all operators: 281,241 MWh (vs 169 TWh total Swedish production = 0.17% of production)

DSO resource breakdown

ResourceShare of DSO total
Vattenkraft~91% (Ellevio-dominated)
Vindkraft~7%
Efterfrågeflexibilitet~2% (4,990 MWh)
Energilager + other<1%

Key findings

Ellevio dominates: Ellevio’s 220,150 MWh is 99% of all DSO redispatching and 78% of the national total. The cause is ongoing works at the regional (regionnät) grid level, which required sustained redispatching. This is a structural event linked to grid investment works, not an ongoing market mechanism.

Market-based vs non-market: 4 of 6 DSOs describe their redispatching as market-based. 2 DSOs used villkorade avtal (non-market-based). The report does not name which two.

Demand response growth trend:

  • 2022: 18 MWh total
  • 2023: 103 MWh total
  • 2024: 4,990 MWh total (48× year-on-year increase)

Still tiny in absolute terms but consistently growing across all three reporting periods.

GENAB explicitly testing flex market: Göteborg Energi Nät’s stated reason for its 403 MWh redispatching includes “testing a local flexibility market” — confirming that Effekthandel Väst activations appear in the official Art. 13 redispatching record.

Low uptake paradox: Despite widespread reported capacity constraints across Sweden, only 6 of ~170 DSOs reported using redispatching. Ei explicitly flags this: “volymen omdirigering fortfarande låg och de företag som omdirigerar är få” despite capacity shortages being widely reported. Most DSOs appear to be managing capacity through villkorade avtal portfolios not yet activated, connection refusals, or queue delays — none of which appear in the redispatching report.

NC DR as next step: Ei notes the forthcoming NC DR will provide clearer frameworks for capacity shortage management and network capacity coordination.

Year-on-year trend (total volumes)

YearDSOsTSOCombined
2022~62 MWh (est.)~150,000 MWh
202362,469 MWh87,000 MWh~150,000 MWh
2024221,906 MWh59,334 MWh281,241 MWh

Note: 2024 DSO increase is almost entirely driven by Ellevio’s grid works situation.

Relevance to the wiki

Wiki pageConnection
Congestion ManagementCore topic; 2024 data replacing/supplementing 2023 estimates
Ellevio220,150 MWh redispatching explained by regional grid works
Villkorade Avtal2 DSOs confirmed using non-market villkorade avtal in 2024
Distribution System Operator6/170 DSOs reporting — confirms low uptake despite widespread capacity constraints
Flexibility MarketGENAB/Effekthandel Väst activations confirmed in official Art. 13 record
Demand ResponseDR use in redispatching: 18→103→4,990 MWh (2022–2024 trend)
Network Code on Demand ResponseEi explicitly cites NC DR as the next regulatory step for improving framework