Conecta Luz Tariff

(*) Prices with taxes. The price will include the electricity tax (0,5% or the minimum amount of €0.5/MWh or €1/MWh, as applicable). VAT will be added to the total in accordance with the law (10% for contracted power of less than 10 kW and 21% for contracted power of 10 kW or more), IGIC (Canary Islands: 0% or 3%, and 7% as applicable) or IPSI (Ceuta and Melilla: 4% or 1% as applicable). The regulated cost associated with the social tariff funding mechanism will be added: Fixed cost per customer (supply) of €0.019121/day (Mainland Spain and Balearic Islands: €0.02113851/day including tax for contracted power below 10 kW and, for all other cases, €0. €0.02325237/day including tax; Canary Islands: €0.01921683/day including tax for power ratings below 10 kW and domestic customers, and for all other cases, €0.01979334/day including tax; Ceuta and Melilla: €0.01940900/day including tax).

The price may be updated on 1 January each year based on the actual CPI (latest officially published year-on-year Consumer Price Index at the time of the update), as well as any changes to current regulated components applicable to electricity and gas supplies, and any potential new changes that may be approved by regulation.

In case of an update based on the CPI, the year-on-year CPI for November will be used. It is published on the National Statistics Institute website. The update will be made by adding the result of multiplying the CPI by the previous prices to the existing prices. For more information, the year-on-year CPI for November 2025 was 3.0%, the year-on-year CPI was 2.4% for November 2024, 3.2% for November 2023, 6.8% for November 2022, 5.5% for November 2021, -0.8% for November 2020, and 0.4% for November 2019.

If any changes, either upward and downward, are made to the regulated components applicable to the contract, these will be passed on to the customer. These types of changes are regulated and are entirely beyond Endesa's control. They apply equally across the Spanish national territory and to every provider. Additionally, the price may be reviewed after one year from the contract date. If any changes occur, you will be notified at least one month in advance. You may then choose to terminate the contract without penalty, switch to another Endesa tariff, or sign up with a different energy provider.

If you are already an Endesa Energía customer, you can sign up for this rate plan, but you will not be eligible for the associated discount, as it is exclusively for new customers.

No, the Conecta Luz tariff has no exit fee. You can change tariff or leave whenever you want, without penalties.

The Conecta Luz Tariff is designed exclusively for supply points with a contracted power of 10 kW or less. If you exceed this limit:

• You will not be able to sign up for Conecta initially if your power is already higher.
• If you wish to switch to this tariff, you must first lower your contracted power, which you can arrange with your distribution network operator or through Endesa.

Expert recommendation: If your household consumption allows, adjusting your contracted power can lead to double savings: on your standing charge and by accessing more competitive tariffs like Conecta.

The Conecta Light Tariff is highly recommended for people who work from home, as:

• It offers a fixed price per kWh 24 hours a day, without being subject to time-of-use bands.
• It allows you to keep computers, routers, heating or air conditioning switched on during the day without incurring any time-of-use surcharges.
• Its 100% digital management is ideal for tech-savvy users and the self-employed.

Conclusion: If you work from home, this tariff guarantees predictability in your bill and freedom in your usage times.

Recommended step-by-step guide:

• Terminate your current contract (without penalty).
• Sign up for Conecta from scratch at your new address (if you meet the conditions).
• Manage everything online via the Endesa website or app.

Although Conecta is a simple tariff, it includes full access to the PARA TI loyalty programme, where you can:

• Collect points with every bill you pay.
• Redeem them for direct discounts on future electricity or gas bills.
• Access exclusive prize draws and promotions from partner companies.

Key differentiator: Despite being a digital tariff with no added extras, it allows you to benefit from Endesa's loyalty ecosystem from the very first month.

Yes. Although the Conecta Luz tariff is marketed as a basic, digital tariff, it allows you to add optional supplementary services:

• Payment protection.
• Emergency electrical assistance.
• Annual inspection of installations.

These services are not included by default, but you can sign up for them via your online customer portal.

Expert tip: this modularity is useful if you decide in the future to enhance your supply coverage without changing your tariff.

The tariff change usually takes effect within 1 to 5 working days, depending on:

• Your electricity distribution network operator's meter reading cycle.
• Whether the process involves a new connection or switching supplier.

During this period:

• Your electricity supply will not be interrupted.
• You will receive confirmation by email and can track the process from your customer area.

Currently, the Conecta Luz Tariff is not available for self-consumption installations with surplus energy. This means that:

• It is not compatible with compensation for energy fed back into the grid.
• If you have solar panels, it is more advisable to opt for tariffs like Endesa Solar, which do include these features.

Professional opinion: Conecta Luz is ideal for conventional consumption, but it is not suitable if you are generating your own energy. Contact us and one of our advisors will help you choose the best solar tariff for you based on your installation, consumption and habits.

The tariff is available in all of Spain, including the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, provided that:

• You are a new customer (or are switching from another company).
• You have a contracted power of ≤ 10 kW.

If you have a social bonus, you should not sign up for this tariff, as you would lose it.

You can terminate your electricity or gas contract at any time within the legal withdrawal period. To do so, simply complete the withdrawal form and send it through one of the following channels:

• Postal mail: ENDESA ENERGÍA S.A.U. – P.O. Box 818, 08080 Barcelona.
• Email: atencionalcliente@endesaonline.com.

Required documentation:

Please include the following details to ensure your withdrawal request is valid:

• Full name of the contract holder.
• National ID (DNI).
• Supply address.
• CUPS number.
• Bank account associated with the contract.

For new customers only, we’re offering a 20% discount on your electricity bill for the first year.

Plus, just for signing up online, you’ll receive €50 in PARA TI points.

• Sign up for the PARA TI programme via the customer portal.
• Within PARA TI, go to the ‘Earn Points’ section > ‘Promotional Codes’.
• Enter the code 50FLASH26 to redeem it. Remember to do this within the first month of signing up.
• Once your fibre connection is activated, you will receive 5,000 PARA TI points, equivalent to €50.

The main advantage is its simplicity. You don't have to adapt your life to time bands (peak, mid-peak and off-peak).

Your monthly bill will show:

• Total consumption in kWh.
• Fixed unit price per kWh.
• Total to pay = consumption x fixed price (no surprises).
• Contracted power + taxes + regulated costs.

Everything is presented clearly and in detail, allowing you to:

• Compare months with ease.
• Estimate your future consumption.
• Detect increases caused by your habits and not by tariff changes.

Yes. In fact, it is an interesting option if you use:

• Electric radiators.
• Heat pumps or aerothermal systems.
• Portable heaters.

Thanks to the stable price, you can turn on the heating at any time without worrying if you are in a peak or off-peak period.

Yes, if you have a smart, remotely-managed meter, you can:

• Check your hourly consumption from the Customer Area or the Endesa app.
• Compare monthly, daily, or time-band consumption.
• Identify consumption habits and optimise your electricity use.

Note: The hourly analysis is for informational purposes, even though the price is the same all day.

The Government has approved a series of tax measures, published in Royal Decree-Law 7/2026, valid from 22 March, which applies to bills issued from that date and for an approximate period of three months.

On your electricity bill, VAT is reduced from 21% to 10% if your contracted power capacity is under 10 kW, and the Special Electricity Tax is also lowered from 5.113% to 0.5%. For gas, VAT is reduced from 21% to 10%, and a reduction in the Hydrocarbons Tax is applied, leaving it at €0.00108/kWh.

These measures can mean an approximate saving of 15% on your electricity bill (with a contracted power capacity of 4.41 kW and an annual consumption of 3,272 kWh) and 12% on your gas bill (with an RL2 access tariff and an annual consumption of 8,546 kWh), provided your bills are issued within the application period and you meet the established conditions.

The price stability commitment guarantees that your base price will be maintained for 2 years. However, this price may be adjusted if CPI variations are applied or if there are upward or downward modifications to regulated components outside the supplier's control.