David Bjurhall
David Bjurhall is the head of pricing and regulatory affairs at Ellevio, a Swedish electricity network company. He has recently been in the news for defending the company's effect fee model, arguing that it is a necessary response to regulatory requirements rather than a revenue-increasing strategy. Bjurhall contends that the fee aims to encourage altered consumption behaviors and aligns with the goal of minimizing peak load on the electricity grid.
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David Bjurhall is the head of customer solutions at Ellevio.
Effekttarifferna kan göra påskfirandet till en dyr affär
Sweden· 2025-04-17
David Bjurhall, head of pricing and regulatory issues at Ellevio, discusses the minimal price increase for night-time electric car charging under the new fee.
Svar på insändare. Lågt elpris är ingen garanti för låg belastning på elnätetSweden· 2025-02-21
David Bjurhall, head of pricing and regulatory issues at Ellevio, explains that nighttime electric car charging results in a small price increase with the effect fee.
Svar på insändare: Effektavgift ger chockhöjd elräkning trots att vi snålarSweden· 2025-02-11David Bjurhall, chef för pris- och regleringsfrågor på Ellevio, explains the company's new effect fee policy.
Svar på insändare: Offentliggör effektuttagen under ett års tidSweden· 2025-02-10David Bjurhall states that apartments do not need to pay the new effect fee as they represent a very small part of the total load on the electricity grid.
Svar på insändare: Utvärdera och justera effektavgifterna redan nuSweden· 2025-02-10David Bjurhall is the head of pricing and regulatory issues at Ellevio.
Svar på insändare: Ellevios logik lyser med sin frånvaroSweden· 2025-02-10