Electric car
Tariff 3.0TDVE – Low voltage < 1.000 V
With hourly discrimination
- Energy:
- P1: 0.2705 €/kWh
- P2: 0.2303 €/kWh
- P3: 0.1677 €/kWh
- P4: 0.1919 €/kWh
- P5: 0.1423 €/kWh
- P6: 0.1023 €/kWh
- Power:
- P1: 2.56 €/kW·year
- P2: 2.50 €/kW·year
- P3: 0.66 €/kW·year
- P4: 0.57 €/kW·year
- P5: 0.34 €/kW·year
- P6: 0.34 €/kW·year
Tariff 6.1TDVE – High voltage > 1.000 V
With hourly discrimination
- Energy:
- P1: 0.3049 €/kWh
- P2: 0.2538 €/kWh
- P3: 0.1695 €/kWh
- P4: 0.1778 €/kWh
- P5: 0.1279 €/kWh
- P6: 0.0905 €/kWh
- Power:
- P1: 4.27 €/kW·year
- P2: 4.00 €/kW·year
- P3: 1.99 €/kW·year
- P4: 1.60 €/kW·year
- P5: 0.11 €/kW·year
- P6: 0.11 €/kW·year
January, February, July, December:
P1: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P2: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
March, November:
P2: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P3: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
April, May, October:
P4: 9h-14h & 18h-23h
P5: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
June, August, September:
P3: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P4: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
Weekends:
P6: 0h-0h
January, February, December:
P3: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P4: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
March, April, November:
P4: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P5: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
May, October:
P2: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P3: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
June, July, August, September:
P1: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P2: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
Weekends:
P6: 0h-0h
January, February, July, December:
P2: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P4: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
March, November:
P4: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P5: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
April, May, October:
P2: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P3: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
June, August, September:
P1: 9h-14h & 18h-22h
P2: 8h-9h & 14h-18h & 22h-0h
P6: 0h-8h
Weekends:
P6: 0h-0h
How is the purchase price of energy calculated?
The purchase price of electricity is the sum of three concepts (i) cost of OMIE, is what the producer charges, varies every hour and the auction is done daily at www.omie.es (ii) costs of the transmission network (> 110kV) they are charged REE, they are semi-regulated values (iii) costs of the distribution network (<110kV) that the Distributor charges them according to the current regulation, values can be consulted at https://bit.ly/3J68IXw
How is the selling price of energy calculated?
The selling price of electricity, whether it is the surplus of a self-consumption or the production of a power plant, the price is that of the daily market of OMIE, varies every hour and the auction is held on a daily basis at www.omie.es.
There is permanence fee?
No, there is no penalty for non permanence, we would like to count with you always, but you can leave whenever you want.