he Electricity Prices Tomorrow Thursday 10 August 2023it will be €104.75 per MWh (Euro/MWh). Compared to Wednesday’s electricity price of 99.44 euros/MW, this is the fourth day in a row that electricity prices have risen by more than 100 euros/MWh, according to data provided by the Iberian Energy Market Operator (OMIE).
According to this average price, called “pool’, we must add the compensation to the gas companies, which must be paid by consumers who benefit from the measure, that is, despite being in a free market, with regulatory tariffs (PVPC) or indexation. This is again the usual practice since February 27th with a price of 0 EUR/MWh.
When will electricity be cheaper tomorrow?
this cheapest time of day will be from 16 to 17 hours, when paid to €82.21 per MWh. This is the cheapest hourly slot to save and focus power, for example on a washing machine. Another ideal time to use electricity is from 15:00 to 16:00 at a cost of 82.51 Euros.
on the contrary, maximum electricity price will be given between 9:00pm and 10:00pmto reach the cost 125.51 EUR/MWh. This price is slightly cheaper than this Wednesday’s €130.81/MWh.
light price per hour
One of the most effective ways to save on electricity usage is to see electricity prices by the hour, which is beneficial to consumers. Asking which of the 24 time slots is the cheapest time of day allows them to make the most of those times and save money on their next bill. It also allows you to control your electricity usage so that you don’t increase your energy bills unnecessarily.
these are Cheapest and most expensive electricity times for Thursday, August 10, 2023, According to OMIE:
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- From 00 to 01: 117.57 EUR/MWh
- 1am-2am: €112.58/MWh
- 2am-3am: €111.24/MWh
- 3am-4am: €111.24/MWh
- 04 to 05 hours: 110.54 EUR/MWh
- 05 to 06 hours: 112.41 EUR/MWh
- 06 to 07 hours: EUR 114.07/MWh
- 07 to 08 hours: 112.58 EUR/MWh
- 08 to 09 hours: 107.44 EUR/MWh
- 9am-10am: €107.44/MWh
- 10am-11am: €105.50/MWh
- 11am-12pm: €86.21/MWh
- 12 noon to 1:00 pm: €85.10/MWh
- 1:00pm to 2:00pm: €84.50/MWh
- 2pm-3pm: €83.50/MWh
- 3pm-4pm: €82.51/MWh
- 4pm-5pm: €82.21/MWh
- 5:00pm to 6:00pm: €91.28/MWh
- 6pm-7pm: €100.42/MWh
- 7:00pm to 8:00pm: €109.25/MWh
- 8:00pm to 9:00pm: €120.25/MWh
- 9:00pm to 10:00pm: €125.51/MWh
- 10pm-11pm: €124.82/MWh
- 11pm-12midnight: €115.72/MWh
Refrigerator Energy Saving Tips
A refrigerator is one of the most expensive appliances in the entire home because it is permanently plugged in.However, there are some Money Saving Tips and Tricks A few euros are on the electricity bill, for example from “Factor energía”:
- The refrigerator temperature is maintained at 4°C or 5°C, and the freezer temperature is maintained at -18°C. The lower the degree, the more the consumption increases.
- Don’t leave the refrigerator door fully open, the cold will go away quickly.
- Keeping it clean inside and out, the rear is critical. It is recommended to vacuum it for good ventilation and to avoid overloading.
- Do not introduce hot food.
- When installing, keep away from heat sources such as ovens.