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Number of grid output points by area of use (NACE Rev.2) and bidding zone. Year 2015 - 2023

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Susanne Enmalm, Statistics Sweden
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Evelina Viklöf, Statistics Sweden
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Statistikservice, Statistics Sweden
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2024-10-10
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Data not available (..). Summations may differ between tables due to rounding. The distribution of grid output points by area of use is encumbered by uncertainty. This is most likely due to on-going revisions and reclassifications of customers in the net operators customer directories. This may result in great disparities for specific categories from one year to the next.