If you're on a regulated market electricity tariff (PVPC), you'll want to know how the price of electricity changes throughout the day. Check it here with Endesa.
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It is the market that offers a single option, the regulated tariff known as PVPC (Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer), whose price changes every hour of every day according to the balance between the supply from energy producers (the generating company) and the demand from those who sell it to the consumer (the retailer).
It is the energy market where consumers can choose between the tariffs offered by each energy retailer. These can set the same price every hour of the day or offer time bands with different prices.
The free market offers you the peace of mind of knowing beforehand how much you will pay for each kWh that you consume.
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It takes one minute to find the tariff that suits you best. Go to our catalogue or answer a few questions and we'll search through all our electricity and gas tariffs to make you a personalised recommendation.
Visit our catalogue and explore all the electricity tariffs Endesa offers for you, tailored to your needs and consumption habits.
These prices are calculated daily by Red Eléctrica de España (REE) and applied based on the hourly energy prices in the market. The prices are published every day on the website of Red Eléctrica Española. The price can change every hour as the electricity market operates, so it will never be the same on your bills and it's impossible to know in advance.
When the media say that the price of electricity has gone up or down, they normally refer only to the regulated market (45% of Spanish consumers). The price per kWh for the PVPC regulated tariff changes in response to energy supply and demand and a series of components regulated by the Government. Changes in supply (lower production due to less rain, wind or hours of sunshine, for example), changes in demand (higher consumption due to a heatwave that makes people use air-conditioning, for example), and regulatory changes are the main effects that explain changes in the price.
If you're on the free market, the best time might be whenever you choose: with the Tu Casa 50 – 12 months tariff, we’ll apply a 50% discount to your hours of highest consumption Or, if you prefer, with the One Luz 3 Periodos 12 months tariff, you’ll enjoy an especially low consumption rate at night on weekdays (between 12 AM and 8 AM), as well as on weekends and public holidays.
Spend a minute to find the product which best adapts to you:
Spend a minute to find the product which best adapts to you:
You don't need to adapt to Endesa's tariffs because they adapt to you. If you go to our catalogue you can compare the different tariffs for yourself. Or if you prefer, you can answer a few questions and we will take care of comparing all the different electricity and gas tariffs and then make a customised recommendation.
Spend a minute to find the product which best adapts to you:
You don't need to adapt to Endesa's tariffs because they adapt to you. If you go to our catalogue you can compare the different tariffs for yourself. Or if you prefer, you can answer a few questions and we will take care of comparing all the different electricity and gas tariffs and then make a customised recommendation.
