Spain electricity price now

0.1525 €/kWh

▲ 137% vs same hour yesterday

Cheapest hour today

14:00 — 0.0715 €/kWh

24 hours today

Cheapest Mid Priciest
Cheapest hour 14:00 — 0.0715 €/kWh
Priciest hour 21:00 — 0.2699 €/kWh

Tomorrow

Tomorrow's prices are published around 20:15 Madrid time.

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See all hours as a table
Hour Price (€/kWh) vs avg
00:00 0.0937 -26%
01:00 0.0917 -28%
02:00 0.0832 -34%
03:00 0.0843 -34%
04:00 0.0845 -33%
05:00 0.0915 -28%
06:00 0.1137 -10%
07:00 0.1260 -1%
08:00 0.1033 -19%
09:00 0.0749 -41%
10:00 0.1388 +9%
11:00 0.1381 +9%
12:00 0.1385 +9%
13:00 0.1382 +9%
14:00 0.0715 -44%
15:00 0.0725 -43%
16:00 0.0789 -38%
17:00 0.0799 -37%
18:00 0.1525 +20%
19:00 0.1895 +49%
20:00 0.2448 +93%
21:00 0.2699 +113%
22:00 0.2045 +61%
23:00 0.1828 +44%

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Frequently asked questions

What is PVPC?

PVPC (Precio Voluntario para el Pequeño Consumidor) is Spain's regulated electricity tariff, set hourly by the wholesale market. It applies to households with contracted power below 10 kW.

When is electricity cheapest?

Usually between 02:00 and 06:00 and around midday when solar generation peaks. It varies daily — check the heatmap above.

Is the price the same in Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville?

Yes — in mainland Spain, PVPC is uniform. The cheapest hour in Madrid is the cheapest hour in Seville. Exception: Canary Islands, Balearic Islands and Ceuta+Melilla have separate electricity systems.

How is the price calculated?

Four layers: energy cost (OMIE hourly auction), regulated tolls and charges, electricity tax (5.11%) and VAT (10% reduced rate in 2026). Only the first layer moves hourly.

Where does the data come from?

From Red Eléctrica de España (REE) via the public REData API (apidatos.ree.es). Refreshed every 10 minutes; tomorrow's prices are published around 20:15 Madrid time.

Does this work for free-market customers?

PVPC applies to consumers on the regulated tariff (about 30% of Spanish households). Free-market customers get prices set by their supplier — but PVPC is still useful as a reference point.