Check today's electricity price by hour and take advantage of the cheapest hours

Electricity prices in Spain are calculated through a complex process involving several factors. One of the main ones is the wholesale electricity market, where prices are set based on supply and demand. Additionally, costs such as generation, transmission, distribution, taxes, and subsidies are considered.

To check tomorrow's electricity price, visit our website after 8:15 PM and we’ll provide the updated rate.

Electricity prices constantly vary due to factors such as energy production, weather conditions, demand, and supply. The International Energy Agency warns that electricity prices may not decrease until 2025 at the earliest.

Hourly electricity prices vary due to fluctuations in demand and supply. During high consumption periods, like in the afternoon, prices tend to rise. Conversely, during low-demand hours, such as early morning, prices are usually lower.

In addition to our web app showing today's electricity prices, you can also check real-time prices through the Spanish Electricity Grid (REE) website or dedicated mobile apps.

Electricity tolls are the costs associated with electricity transmission and distribution. These costs also affect the final electricity price and can vary by region and contracted power.

The generation of renewable energy, such as solar and wind, can help stabilize electricity prices by producing electricity with no carbon emissions. When renewable production is high, prices tend to be lower.

Installing solar panels is an excellent way to save on your electricity bill. With solar energy systems, you can generate your own electricity and reduce dependence on the grid. Additionally, you may be able to sell excess energy back to the grid through virtual tools like the Virtual Battery or Virtual Wallet, potentially earning additional income. To learn more, request a free solar study through our solar calculator or by calling 900 811 473.

To reduce electricity use and save on your bill, adopt energy efficiency practices at home. Use high-efficiency appliances and light bulbs (A+++ or A++), which consume less energy. Also, turn off and unplug devices when not in use, as many continue to consume power in standby mode. These simple steps can significantly cut your electricity use and support environmental sustainability.