Precio luz por horas - España

Check the price of electricity today and tomorrow in mainland Spain and discover the times with the lowest variable cost. My Light Spain shows the PVPC (Voluntary Price for Small Consumers) by the hour, including taxes, data published by Red Eléctrica de España (REE), and a clear overview to help you better plan your consumption.

PRICE OF ELECTRICITY TODAY AND TOMORROW

Check the price of electricity by the hour and quickly see:

- The current price in €/kWh or c€/kWh.

- The cheapest hour and the daily average.

- Which periods have low, medium, or high prices.

- Tomorrow's official prices when REE publishes them.

- The origin of the price and whether a time estimate is being displayed.

HISTORICAL PRICE CALENDAR

Explore the evolution of electricity prices using a monthly calendar:

- See daily averages and minimums.

- Find the cheapest period of the month.

- Review the price details for each day.

- Compare the regulated PVPC (Voluntary Price for Small Consumers) with the wholesale spot market.

- View the PVPC historical data since June 2021.
- View spot market prices since January 2014.

PLAN YOUR APPLIANCES

View estimated hourly costs for common appliances such as washing machines, ovens, ceramic hobs, and air conditioners. Identify the most convenient times to schedule their use.

ALERTS AND REMINDERS

- Receive an alert when REE (Red Eléctrica de España) publishes the official PVPC for the following day.

- Schedule reminders for the times that interest you.

- Turn notifications on or off whenever you want.

A CLEAR AND CUSTOMIZABLE EXPERIENCE

- Light, dark, or system-specific theme.

- Prices in euros per kWh or cents per kWh.

- Direct access to official sources.

- No account creation required.

DATA AND SCOPE

Mi Luz España uses public information from Red Eléctrica de España (REE). The application is not owned by, represents, or affiliated with REE.

The data shown corresponds to the Spanish peninsular electricity system. The PVPC (Voluntary Price for Small Consumers) represents an estimate of the variable cost of energy, including taxes, and does not represent the full amount of a bill. It does not include contracted power, meter rental, additional services, or other fixed costs.

Spot market prices are wholesale values ​​and do not represent the final price paid by a residential consumer. Appliance costs are indicative and are calculated using average consumption.