You can find the example bill in English that you can download at the bottom of this page.
Choose how you want to receive your bill
Paper bill
Unless you request otherwise, you will receive a paper bill by post. You pay this at your bank no later than the due date.
E-mail bill
This means that you will receive your bill attached to an e-mail instead of a paper bill. Sign up for e-mail bill.
E-billing
E-billing means that an electronic (PDF) bill is sent and paid via your online banking service. It is a simple and secure payment method that reduces the environmental footprint. You apply for e-billing via your online banking service. Remember that the electricity account holder is the person who needs to make the application. Once you have applied for e-billing at your bank we will be notified of this and we will then change your account payment method to e-billing.
Choose how you want to pay
You can manually pay your bill from your Internet Bank. Or you can use E-billing mentioned above. Or you can sign up for Direct debit.
Direct debit
Direct debit means that the full bill amount is automatically withdrawn from your bank account on the due date. To set up a direct debit, please visit your bank’s website. Our autogiro is set up to our bankgiro 5398-4290.
You can also complete the mandate form “Blankett autogiro_eng.pdf” that you can find at the bottom of this page and send it to us.
What happens if I don’t pay on time?
A reminder will be sent to you if you miss a payment. A reminder fee of SEK 60 and penalty interest will then be charged.
If you still don’t pay despite the reminder, a debt collection demand will be sent and this will result in additional costs.
If you have made late payments more than once in the current year, we will send a debt collection demand straight away without sending a reminder first.
In exceptional circumstances when payment is not made despite reminders and debt collection demands we may have to resort to turning off your electricity.