Endesa Electricity and Gas Tariffs
Find out about Endesa’s electricity and gas tariffs, including their prices, contract types and the latest terms and conditions. Compare their main plans and assess whether they really offer a competitive option compared to other suppliers, based on your consumption.
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Endesa Online: 24-hour fixed-rate tariff at the same price
Endesa’s current 24h Online Electricity Tariff (which takes over from the former One Luz) retains the core feature of offering a stable price 24 hours a day, making it the ideal choice for those seeking maximum simplicity and who prefer not to have to keep an eye on the clock when putting a washing machine on or turning on the oven. To help its customers save money, the company currently offers some very attractive promotions, including a 25 per cent direct discount on electricity consumption throughout the first year, as well as a €50 welcome bonus when you sign up.
Endesa Solar: Solar Tariff with surplus
The Endesa Solar Tariff allows you to maximise savings at home by combining photovoltaic self-consumption with surplus offsetting and tools such as the virtual battery, which makes it possible to accumulate the credit generated by unused energy and even reduce your electricity bill to zero euros.
Endesa Conecta 3: A three-band tariff with a fixed price for each period
Endesa’s current Conecta 3-Period Tariff (which replaces the former One Luz 3) is the perfect option for those looking to maximise their electricity savings by taking advantage of time-of-use pricing. By dividing the day into three distinct time bands (off-peak, standard and peak), this tariff allows users to significantly reduce their bill if they manage to concentrate the bulk of their consumption (such as the use of large household appliances) during the cheapest hours, which are in the early hours of the morning and throughout the weekend.
Endesa Gas Tariffs
Endesa RL1 Gas Tariff
Designed for low consumption – less than 5,000 kWh per year – which is common in homes without gas heating. It offers a stable price per kWh and a competitive fixed monthly charge. Furthermore, Endesa provides discounts that apply throughout the contract period, with no minimum contract term.
Endesa RL2 Gas Tariff
Designed for average consumption, between 5,000 and 15,000 kWh per year, ideal for homes with gas heating. It offers a fixed price per kWh and a fixed, adjusted monthly charge. Customers can benefit from permanent discounts and the peace of mind that comes with no minimum contract period.
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Frequently asked questions?
Which is cheaper, Naturgy or Endesa?
Endesa’s Conecta tariff allows you to pay a particularly low price for every kWh of electricity you use.
Who offers the cheapest electricity: Endesa or Iberdrola?
According to our comparison, there’s no doubt about it: Endesa’s One Luz tariff is the cheapest. Both the price per kWh and the standing charge are lower with Endesa’s One Luz tariff.
How do I set up a new electricity or gas supply with Endesa?
You can apply for a new supply via the Endesa website, by calling Endesa’s freephone customer service number, or at a sales office. You will need to provide the supply address, your personal details, the CUPS (Universal Supply Point Code) and, in some cases, the Electrical or Gas Installation Certificate.
What self-consumption tariffs does Endesa offer for customers with solar panels?
Endesa offers self-consumption tariffs that allow customers to offset the unused solar energy fed into the grid. These include the Solar Tariff, which offers a competitive price for energy fed into the grid, and combined tariffs that optimise self-consumption and grid consumption during different time bands.
How can I tell if I’m on the open market or the regulated market with Endesa?
You can easily check this on your Endesa bill: if it says ‘Endesa Energía’, you’re on the open market; if it says ‘Energía XXI’, you’re on the regulated market. You can also check this via your online customer portal or ask customer services directly.
What are the cheapest times to use electricity with Endesa?
It depends on the tariff you have signed up for. With time-of-use tariffs (such as Tempo Happy or One Luz 3 Periodos), the cheapest electricity hours with Endesa are usually at night (from 00:00 to 08:00) and at weekends. With regulated tariffs (PVPC), prices change every hour and the cheapest hours are usually in the early hours of the morning and mid-afternoon.
Which companies make up Endesa?
Endesa is a Spanish company specialising in the generation, distribution and supply of electricity and gas. It was founded in 1944 and is currently one of the largest companies in the energy sector in Spain and Europe.
Some interesting facts about Endesa are:
- -Endesa has more than 10,000 employees worldwide.
- -The company operates in 10 countries, mainly in Europe and Latin America.
- -Endesa is owned by the Italian company Enel, which acquired 70 per cent of the company in 2009.
- -Endesa has an installed electricity generation capacity of over 34,000 megawatts, making it Spain’s largest electricity company.
- -The company has over 11 million customers worldwide, in both the residential and business markets.
- -Endesa offers a wide range of electricity and gas tariffs tailored to each customer’s needs, including time-of-use tariffs, fixed tariffs and dual tariffs, amongst others.
- -Furthermore, Endesa has an extensive network of charging points for electric vehicles in Spain and other countries.
- -Endesa is a company committed to the environment, and has set a series of targets relating to sustainability and the fight against climate change, including a 70 per cent reduction in its CO₂ emissions by 2030.
In summary, Endesa is a leading company in the energy sector, with a significant presence in Spain and other countries, substantial power generation capacity, a wide range of electricity and gas tariffs, a network of charging points for electric vehicles, and a strong commitment to sustainability and the fight against climate change.
