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Stay informed with the latest updates from Svenska kraftnät Data Service. Here you'll find announcements about new datasets, system features, technical updates and scheduled maintenance.
SVK Data Service will replace Mimer in the long term
SVK Data Service will gradually replace the data platform Mimer. The transition will take place step by step, meaning that both services will be available in parallel during an overlap period of approximately six months. The purpose of the overlap period is to give Mimer users sufficient time to adapt to the new platform and to ensure a smooth transition without interruptions in access to data. After the overlap…
Upcoming datasets
We are continuously working to expand the data content, and more datasets will be published gradually. Below are some of the…
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21 May 2026
FeaturedSVK Data Service will replace Mimer in the long term
SVK Data Service will gradually replace the data platform Mimer. The transition will take place step by step, meaning that both services will be available in parallel…
21 May 2026
FeaturedUpcoming datasets
We are continuously working to expand the data content, and more datasets will be published gradually. Below are some of the datasets that will be added: mFRR EAM…
25 June 2026
API Guide
API Guide: How to use our open data portal Welcome to the API guide for Svenska Kraftnät's Data Service. We want to make our electricity market data and ancillary…
15 June 2026
FAQ
Which new datasets will be published next? For information about upcoming datasets, please see: Upcoming datasets Is it possible to retrieve data directly via API? Yes,…
10 June 2026
Linked Open Data - Part 4 From Local Catalog to Europe –…
Ariticle series on Linked Open Data Part 1: The Foundation and Context – Link. Part 2: Ontologies and Code Lists in Practice – Link. Part 3: From JSON to Knowledge…
10 June 2026
Linked Open Data - Part 3 From JSON to Knowledge Graph – A…
Ariticle series on Linked Open Data Part 1: The Foundation and Context – Link. Part 2: Ontologies and Code Lists in Practice – Link. Part 3: From JSON to Knowledge…