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Electricity prices today with rates and schedules
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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How is today's hourly electricity price calculated?
OMIE
Energy auction every hour. Price expressed in €/MWh.
OMIE
Energy auction every hour. Price expressed in €/MWh.
OMIE
Energy auction every hour. Price expressed in €/MWh.
REE/ESIOS
Converts prices to €/kWh. Publishes the PVPC regulated tariff.
REE/ESIOS
Converts prices to €/kWh. Publishes the PVPC regulated tariff.
REE/ESIOS
Converts prices to €/kWh. Publishes the PVPC regulated tariff.
Your bill
- PVPC → Changes every hour.
- Free market → Stable price.
Your bill
- PVPC → Changes every hour.
- Free market → Stable price.
Your bill
- PVPC → Changes every hour.
- Free market → Stable price.
Frequently asked questions about today's electricity prices
Regulated market (PVPC) This offers the regulated tariff known as Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer, whose price changes every hour of every day according to supply from energy producers and demand from suppliers. It is more volatile, but allows you to save money if you shift your usage to the day's cheapest hours.
Free market On the free market, consumers can choose between different tariffs from suppliers. These may have a stable price throughout the day or different prices for different time periods. The free market offers you the peace of mind of knowing beforehand how much you will pay for each kWh you consume.
At Endesa, you can sign up for free market tariffs such as Conecta (stable price) or One Luz 3 Periodos (different prices depending on the time band).
When the media say that the price of electricity has gone up or down, they are normally referring 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, leading to increased use of air-conditioning, for example), and regulatory changes are the main factors that drive price fluctuations.
The bands marked in green in the table above correspond to the lowest prices of the day. These are the ideal times to use the washing machine, dishwasher or charge an electric car.
You can check them directly on the Red Eléctrica de España (ESIOS) website or on the REE's RedOS app.
The calculation for the Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer now incorporates a portion of future prices (derived from electricity futures markets) to provide greater stability. More information can be found in the official note from REE and the CNMC.
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Key glossary
1. PVPC (Precio Voluntario al Pequeño Consumidor - Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer)
This is the regulated electricity tariff, the price of which varies every hour of the day depending on supply and demand in the electricity market. It is more volatile, but it allows you to take advantage of low prices if you adapt your consumption.
1. PVPC (Precio Voluntario al Pequeño Consumidor - Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer)
This is the regulated electricity tariff, the price of which varies every hour of the day depending on supply and demand in the electricity market. It is more volatile, but it allows you to take advantage of low prices if you adapt your consumption.
1. PVPC (Precio Voluntario al Pequeño Consumidor - Voluntary Price for the Small Consumer)
This is the regulated electricity tariff, the price of which varies every hour of the day depending on supply and demand in the electricity market. It is more volatile, but it allows you to take advantage of low prices if you adapt your consumption.
2. Free market
This is the range of tariffs offered by suppliers. Unlike the PVPC, these tariffs have a stable, fixed price or rates based on defined time bands, providing peace of mind and predictability for your energy costs.
2. Free market
This is the range of tariffs offered by suppliers. Unlike the PVPC, these tariffs have a stable, fixed price or rates based on defined time bands, providing peace of mind and predictability for your energy costs.
2. Free market
This is the range of tariffs offered by suppliers. Unlike the PVPC, these tariffs have a stable, fixed price or rates based on defined time bands, providing peace of mind and predictability for your energy costs.
3. OMIE (Operador del Mercado Ibérico de Energía - Iberian Energy Market Operator)
This is the body responsible for managing energy auctions in the wholesale market. Prices are set in €/MWh and serve as a benchmark for calculating regulated tariffs.
3. OMIE (Operador del Mercado Ibérico de Energía - Iberian Energy Market Operator)
This is the body responsible for managing energy auctions in the wholesale market. Prices are set in €/MWh and serve as a benchmark for calculating regulated tariffs.
3. OMIE (Operador del Mercado Ibérico de Energía - Iberian Energy Market Operator)
This is the body responsible for managing energy auctions in the wholesale market. Prices are set in €/MWh and serve as a benchmark for calculating regulated tariffs.
4. REE/ESIOS (Red Eléctrica de España / Sistema de Información del Operador del Sistema - Operator's Information System)
This publishes the official hourly prices in €/kWh for the consumer. It also offers tools such as the RedOS app to check the cheapest time bands in real time.
4. REE/ESIOS (Red Eléctrica de España / Sistema de Información del Operador del Sistema - Operator's Information System)
This publishes the official hourly prices in €/kWh for the consumer. It also offers tools such as the RedOS app to check the cheapest time bands in real time.
4. REE/ESIOS (Red Eléctrica de España / Sistema de Información del Operador del Sistema - Operator's Information System)
This publishes the official hourly prices in €/kWh for the consumer. It also offers tools such as the RedOS app to check the cheapest time bands in real time.
5. CNMC (Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia - National Commission for Markets and Competition)
This is the regulator of the electricity market in Spain. It supervises suppliers' compliance with regulations and ensures transparency in pricing.
5. CNMC (Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia - National Commission for Markets and Competition)
This is the regulator of the electricity market in Spain. It supervises suppliers' compliance with regulations and ensures transparency in pricing.
5. CNMC (Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia - National Commission for Markets and Competition)
This is the regulator of the electricity market in Spain. It supervises suppliers' compliance with regulations and ensures transparency in pricing.
6. €/MWh ↔ €/kWh
In the wholesale market, energy is traded in MWh, while on your bill it is measured in kWh (1 MWh = 1,000 kWh). This conversion helps you understand how the wholesale price impacts the final cost of your bill.
6. €/MWh ↔ €/kWh
In the wholesale market, energy is traded in MWh, while on your bill it is measured in kWh (1 MWh = 1,000 kWh). This conversion helps you understand how the wholesale price impacts the final cost of your bill.
6. €/MWh ↔ €/kWh
In the wholesale market, energy is traded in MWh, while on your bill it is measured in kWh (1 MWh = 1,000 kWh). This conversion helps you understand how the wholesale price impacts the final cost of your bill.
Official sources
REE/ESIOS Data
We take the official prices published daily by Red Eléctrica de España (REE) on its ESIOS portal, the national benchmark for the PVPC.
REE/ESIOS Data
We take the official prices published daily by Red Eléctrica de España (REE) on its ESIOS portal, the national benchmark for the PVPC.
REE/ESIOS Data
We take the official prices published daily by Red Eléctrica de España (REE) on its ESIOS portal, the national benchmark for the PVPC.
€/MWh → €/kWh Conversion
The wholesale market operates in MWh, but your bill is in kWh. We apply the official methodology to show the prices in the same unit that appears on your bill.
€/MWh → €/kWh Conversion
The wholesale market operates in MWh, but your bill is in kWh. We apply the official methodology to show the prices in the same unit that appears on your bill.
€/MWh → €/kWh Conversion
The wholesale market operates in MWh, but your bill is in kWh. We apply the official methodology to show the prices in the same unit that appears on your bill.
Daily review by Endesa
Our team validates and adapts the official data to offer you clear, reliable and easy-to-understand information.
Daily review by Endesa
Our team validates and adapts the official data to offer you clear, reliable and easy-to-understand information.
Daily review by Endesa
Our team validates and adapts the official data to offer you clear, reliable and easy-to-understand information.
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