Hourly Light Price, Jan 20 | When is a kilowatt-hour cheaper and when is it more expensive?

Launch the call Iberian exception It brought down the electricity bill, after the war in Ukraine added to the energy crisis our country has been in for months.

The new scale that was Proposal to the European Commission jointly with Portugal, It sets a ceiling of €40 per megawatt-hour in gas used to generate electricity. This is a temporary mechanism that will remain in place until May 31, 2023.

Throughout 2022, Spain has seen various megawatt-hour cost increases, To the extent that he puts it at a maximum price of 700 € / MWh, Breaking all records. With the activation of the new mechanism, the government hopes to reduce the electricity bill by between 15% and 20%.

When will the cheapest light be on Friday 20th January?

According to the data provided by the website of spanish electrical grid, The cheapest electrical department on Friday January 20th will be at 02:00 hours. The price will be in kWh 0.05777 euro It will be the same throughout Peninsula, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla.

When will be the most expensive electricity on Friday, January 20?

On the other hand, electricity will be more expensive 7:00 pm. On Friday, January 20th around Peninsula, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, When is the price per kilowatt hour 0.34468 euros.

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How is the electricity rate calculated?

The electricity bill is calculated on the basis of two prices, one of which is paid for the contracted energy and the price resulting from the kilowatts consumed during the month.

also, It also depends on the type of invoice contractedwhich distinguishes between three types of departments depending on the time, namely peak hour (the section where the price of electricity is more expensive), the fixed hour (with a lower cost than in the more expensive section) and off-peak hour (the section with cheaper electricity). This invoice form It has been implemented since June.

to me Choose the priceAnd Users can choose two optionsor the rate offered by your retailer, or take advantage of the regulated market with voluntary pricing for small consumers (PVPC).