Electricity price today

Today, Saturday 05 September, the average price of electricity is €0.149/kWh, the cheapest price is €-0.011/kWh and the most expensive is €0.248/kWh.
As of now (07 - 08 h), 5 September 2026
0.220 €/kWh
Higher price Higher price
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Minimum (15 - 16 h)
-0.011 €/kWh
Maximum (21 - 22 h)
0.248 €/kWh
Updated as of [5 September 2026]
Updated as of [5 September 2026]

Hourly price trend

Check today's electricity price in real time, hour by hour
Today
Daily average
0.149 €/kWh
Daily average
0.149 €/kWh
You will be able to consult this from 9:00 p.m. onwards
Red Eléctrica Española will provide us with the information at a later date so that you can find out the exact electricity price.
Source: Red Eléctrica de España

Hourly price details

Find out when electricity is cheapest and check the hourly breakdown to see whether the price is Low, Medium or High.
Lower price Lower price
Average price Average price
Higher price Higher price
Higher price 00 - 01 h 0.21850 €/kWh
Higher price 01 - 02 h 0.21542 €/kWh
Average price 02 - 03 h 0.20928 €/kWh
Average price 03 - 04 h 0.20318 €/kWh
Average price 04 - 05 h 0.20340 €/kWh
Average price 05 - 06 h 0.20424 €/kWh
Average price 06 - 07 h 0.20486 €/kWh
Higher price 07 - 08 h 0.22017 €/kWh
Average price 08 - 09 h 0.21212 €/kWh
Average price 09 - 10 h 0.16055 €/kWh
Lower price 10 - 11 h 0.10061 €/kWh
Lower price 11 - 12 h 0.02919 €/kWh
Lower price 12 - 13 h -0.00466 €/kWh
Lower price 13 - 14 h -0.01002 €/kWh
Lower price 14 - 15 h -0.01059 €/kWh
Lower price 15 - 16 h -0.01070 €/kWh
Lower price 16 - 17 h 0.00630 €/kWh
Lower price 17 - 18 h 0.07500 €/kWh
Average price 18 - 19 h 0.17610 €/kWh
Higher price 19 - 20 h 0.21287 €/kWh
Higher price 20 - 21 h 0.24085 €/kWh
Higher price 21 - 22 h 0.24784 €/kWh
Higher price 22 - 23 h 0.24260 €/kWh
Higher price 23 - 24 h 0.24013 €/kWh
Hourly price details
Find out when electricity is cheapest and check the hourly breakdown to see whether the price is Low, Medium or High.
Lower price Lower price
Average price Average price
Higher price Higher price
Higher price 00 - 01 h
0.21850 €/kWh
Higher price 01 - 02 h
0.21542 €/kWh
Average price 02 - 03 h
0.20928 €/kWh
Average price 03 - 04 h
0.20318 €/kWh
Average price 04 - 05 h
0.20340 €/kWh
Average price 05 - 06 h
0.20424 €/kWh
Average price 06 - 07 h
0.20486 €/kWh
Higher price 07 - 08 h
0.22017 €/kWh
Average price 08 - 09 h
0.21212 €/kWh
Average price 09 - 10 h
0.16055 €/kWh
Lower price 10 - 11 h
0.10061 €/kWh
Lower price 11 - 12 h
0.02919 €/kWh
Lower price 12 - 13 h
-0.00466 €/kWh
Lower price 13 - 14 h
-0.01002 €/kWh
Lower price 14 - 15 h
-0.01059 €/kWh
Lower price 15 - 16 h
-0.01070 €/kWh
Lower price 16 - 17 h
0.00630 €/kWh
Lower price 17 - 18 h
0.07500 €/kWh
Average price 18 - 19 h
0.17610 €/kWh
Higher price 19 - 20 h
0.21287 €/kWh
Higher price 20 - 21 h
0.24085 €/kWh
Higher price 21 - 22 h
0.24784 €/kWh
Higher price 22 - 23 h
0.24260 €/kWh
Higher price 23 - 24 h
0.24013 €/kWh

Electricity price trend

View the monthly electricity price trend
From September 2025 to September 2026
Monthly average
0.142 €/kWh before tax
Regulated market ? Voluntary Price for Small Consumers (PVPC)
Regulated market ? Voluntary Price for Small Consumers (PVPC)

Optimise your spending by time bands

Some tips to organise the use of your appliances to make the most of the time bands.
Period Schedule
(Monday to Friday)		 What to do during this period Recommended appliances
Off-peak. Lowest
price		 -
As well as weekends and public holidays		 Concentrate as much consumption as possible here. It is the ideal time for the appliances that use the most energy. Washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, electric car charging (if you have one), iron. Avoid the hob.
Mid-rate. Medium
price		 -
-
- 		Intermediate period. A good time for cooking, as the kWh price is moderate. Oven, hob, vacuum cleaner, shower. Avoid the iron and washing machine.
Peak. Highest
price		 -
- 		Minimise consumption. Use only essential appliances. Reduce and regulate whenever possible. Avoid oven, washing machine, dryer, dishwasher and electrical charging. Use microwave and LED lights.

Time considered medium price including tolls and hourly charges.

Schedule (Monday to Friday)

Off-peak. Lowest price

-
As well as weekends and public holidays

Mid-rate. Medium price

-
-
-

Peak. Highest price

-
-

What to do during this period

Off-peak. Lowest price

Concentrate as much consumption as possible here. It is the ideal time for the appliances that use the most energy.

Mid-rate. Medium price

Intermediate period. A good time for cooking, as the kWh price is moderate.

Peak. Highest price

Minimise consumption. Use only essential appliances. Reduce and regulate whenever possible.

Recommended appliances

Off-peak. Lowest price

Washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, electric car charging (if you have one), iron. Avoid the hob.

Mid-rate. Medium price

Oven, hob, vacuum cleaner, shower. Avoid the iron and washing machine.

Peak. Highest price

Avoid oven, washing machine, dryer, dishwasher and electrical charging. Use microwave and LED lights.

Time considered medium price including tolls and hourly charges.

How much will I pay with this Plan?

Offer valid until

Online Plan
Include taxes
Online Plan

Price for power consumedinformación

The amount to pay for what you consume
24/7

0.1249 €/kWh

Price for powerinformación

The amount to be paid for the power guaranteed by your installation
Off-peak period

0.069836 €/kW day

Peak Period

0.119151 €/kW day

Energy Price

This is what you pay for the amount of energy you use. It depends on the hours you consume and the plan you have contracted.

Power

This is the amount of energy your appliances need to operate. The higher the contracted power, the less likely it is that the fuses will blow.

kW vs kWh

kW: the amount of energy used by the oven, refrigerator and other appliances to operate. kWh: this is the amount of energy consumed by these appliances in your home every hour.

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Do you have any questions about the price of electricity today?

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions

Yes, with time-of-use tariffs, such as the three-period online plan, Sundays and public holidays are usually considered off-peak hours, which are the cheapest. So by concentrating usage during these periods you can reduce your electricity bill.

With an indexed tariff, your electricity price isn’t fixed—it changes daily with the market.

Electricity prices in the Canary Islands can vary daily depending on the island’s power system and generation costs. Unlike on the mainland, the price is not directly linked to the wholesale market (PVPC, the regulated national electricity tariff for households and small businesses with a contracted power of 10 kW or less), and it is calculated differently. To find out the current price, we recommend checking your bill or your supplier’s customer portal.

Yes, the next day’s electricity price is usually published the day before, once it has been set on the wholesale electricity market. This information allows you to work out the cost per hour and plan your usage. However, the price may vary depending on the tariff you have chosen, as not all tariffs reflect these changes directly.