Sweden's Social Democrats and the Center Party have collectively rejected the government's energy policy proposal, advocating instead for a specific 2030 target for increased electricity needs to support immediate industrial plans.

Highlighting the importance of a clear short-term goal, the parties stress the need for a definitive target for energy efficiency without specifying figures, leaving room for negotiation with the government.

The opposition criticizes the government's proposal for lacking a precise production target by 2030, questioning the direction of future energy policy.

This united front aims to engage the government in constructive discussions to refine the nation's energy strategy.