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Changes to the access tariffs, how do they affect your company's electricity bill?
Access tariffs have always been part of your electricity bill. They can currently account for more than 40% of what you end up paying in your bill.
It is an expense regulated by the government, and affects both the price of the contracted power and the price of the energy consumed.
A new regulation is coming into force in June 2021 aimed at promoting more efficient energy consumption.
As far as companies are concerned, these changes will depend on the maximum capacity you need to arrange, with two scenarios:
- Capacity ≤ 15 kW.
- Capacity > 15 kW.
Access tariffs for businesses with capacity needs ≤ 15 kW
With the new regulation: Regulated access tariffs and charges will have 2 time slots with different prices for power and 3 slots for consumption.
In this case, the regulatory changes are the same as the tariff changes for homes or individuals.
Access tariffs for businesses with capacity needs > 15 kW
Changes to access tariffs stem from an attempt to promote energy efficiency. The aim is to encourage contracts for lower capacities and consumption during off-peak hours.
In particular, for companies with contracts for capacities in this range, changes have been made as follows:
- 4 electric seasons.
- 5 ratings for days according to the season.
- 6 time-of-use periods.
Access tariffs divided into four electric seasons
With the changes to tariffs, the year is divided into 4 periods or seasons, with varying access tariffs.
Also, depending on the season, we can rate the day of the week differently, with rating A being the most expensive and D the cheapest.
Business access fees for days according to the season
Classification of the days of the week
Season | Monday to Friday | Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays |
---|---|---|
High | A | D |
Medium-High | B | D |
Medium | B1 | D |
Low | C | D |
Electricity access tariffs for companies with time-of-use supply divided into 6 periods
With the new regulation: The regulated access tariffs and charges will have 6 times slots for consumption, with P1 being the most expensive and P6 the cheapest.
Time periods on continental Spain (time-of-use divided into 6 periods)
Time period | High season (A) | Medium-high season (B) | Medium season (B1) | Low season (C) |
---|---|---|---|---|
P1 |
09:00h-14:00h
18:00h-22:00h |
- | - | - |
P2 |
08:00h-09:00h
14:00h-18:00h 22:00h-00:00h |
09:00h-14:00h
18:00h-22:00h |
- | - |
P3 | - |
08:00h-09:00h
14:00h-18:00h 22:00h-00:00h |
09:00h-14:00h
18:00h-22:00h |
- |
P4 | - | - |
08:00h-09:00h
14:00h-18:00h 22:00h-00:00h |
09:00h-14:00h
18:00h-22:00h |
P5 | - | - | - |
08:00h-09:00h
14:00h-18:00h 22:00h-00:00h |
P6 | 00:00h-08:00h | 00:00h-08:00h | 00:00h-08:00h | 00:00h-08:00h |
Will my company's electricity tariff change in 2021?
Since this mandatory change was announced, Endesa has been working to adapt all its tariffs to these changes.
Whether your company or business needs more or less than 15 kW, we will adapt your current conditions to these regulated changes, always looking for the best option for your consumer profile. We adapt to your needs.
Are you going to pay more or less on your electricity bill?
The answer to this question will depend on how you manage to adapt your consumption to this new regulatory change. This reform can increase or reduce your bill depending on your consumer profile and power optimisation.
Today more than ever, what you need is a rate that perfectly suits your business needs. At Endesa, we work with you so that your electricity bill can change for the better in 2021.
In any case, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact our Customer Service channels:
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We are here to support you and help you make the best decisions for your business.