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Consumers will have to be attentive this Saturday, July 12. There will be hours when putting the washing machine, ironing or using the oven will be more advisable. Knowing which are the cheapest allows you to concentrate spending and save on the bill at the end of the month. The average reference for the entire day in the wholesale market will be 75.91 euros the megavatio hour (MWh), according to the OMIE operator. Once again, time per hour there will be big differences.

The wholesale market figures are reflected in the consumer receipt. The most expensive time will be reached between 22:00 and 23:00, when the bill will rise to 0.17244 euros per kilowatt hour (kWh), based on electricity data. The cheapest time, on the opposite side, will be registered between 15:00 and 16:00, when the kilowatt hour will be paid at 0.02626 euros.

This is the cost time of electricity for this Monday at the regulated rate (PVPC, 2.0 TD toll), according to Red Eléctrica. These figures already include the cost of the daily and intradiary market, adjustment services, financing, the cost of variable marketing, tolls and charges. You can also have other concepts such as capacity for capacity, surpluses or deficits of renewable auctions and costs for interruptibility services.

Cost on the bill

Price by light hours

00h

0,15678 €/kWh

01h

0,15350 €/kWh

02h

0,14916 €/kWh

03h

0,14129 €/kWh

04h

0,13879 €/kWh

05h

0,13708 €/kWh

06h

0,14425 €/kWh

07h

0,15611 €/kWh

08h

0,14244 €/kWh

09h

0,11044 €/kWh

10h

0,07535 €/kWh

11h

0,04845 €/kWh

12h

0,04282 €/kWh

13H

0,03122 €/kWh

14h

0,02957 €/kWh

15h

0,02626 €/kWh

16h

0,05146 €/kWh

17h

0,07828 €/kWh

18h

0,09552€/kWh

19h

0,11329 €/kWh

20h

0,14217 €/kWh

21h

0,16383 €/kWh

22h

0,17244€/kWh

23h

0,15982 €/kWh

Why varies the price of light in each time section?

Regulated invoice prices are dynamic, indexed to the wholesale electricity market. As the demand for energy per hour is the factor that determines the price of light in each time section, the cost of light for hours varies constantly. Thus, with a greater demand in cold peaks- for heating- or heat- for air conditioners, for example- prices rise. In addition, it must be taken into account that every hour can vary costs such as adjustment, marketing services, tolls and charges, capacity payments or interruptibility costs, among others.