Iberdrola Electricity and Gas Tariffs

Iberdrola offers electricity and gas tariffs tailored to your usage, with flexible options so you only pay for what you need. It also provides energy-efficient solutions to help you save money and have greater control over your bill.

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Iberdrola Plan Online: 24-hour fixed rate at the same price

Iberdrola Plan Online offers the ‘24-hour Fixed Rate’, a flat-rate electricity tariff with a consumption price of €0.147/kWh and a contracted power charge of €0.108/kWh. Ideal for those looking for a straightforward electricity tariff.

Iberdrola Plan Online 3: A three-band tariff with a fixed price for each period

Iberdrola Plan Online 3 offers the ‘3-Tier Tariff’, a time-of-use electricity tariff with a consumption rate starting at €0.158/kWh and a contracted power rate of €0.113/kWh. Ideal for those looking for a simple tariff or who wish to take advantage of different time bands, as appropriate.

Iberdrola Solar Tariff with Surplus

Iberdrola Solar offers the ‘Tarifa Solar’, a solar electricity tariff with a consumption rate starting at €0.106/kWh and a contracted power rate of €0.108/kWh. Ideal for those looking for a straightforward tariff or who wish to take advantage of different time-of-use bands, as appropriate.

Iberdrola Gas Tariffs

Iberdrola RL2 gas tariff

For average consumption, it offers a fixed price per kWh for one year. It is ideal for households with gas heating, providing stability in their bills and the flexibility of no minimum contract term.

Iberdrola RL1 gas tariff

Aimed at customers with low consumption, offering a fixed price per kWh for 12 months. This tariff is suitable for homes that use gas for cooking and hot water, but not for heating. Furthermore, Iberdrola offers the option to manage the contract online, with no minimum contract period.

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Which is cheaper – Endesa or Iberdrola?

As can be seen from the table, there is no doubt that Endesa’s One Luz tariff is the cheapest. Both the price per kWh and the standing charge are lower under Endesa’s One Luz tariff.

Here you can find out about Iberdrola’s regulated tariff, the Iberdrola Night Plan or the Iberdrola Stable Plan.

Iberdrola’s off-peak hours correspond to the company’s cheapest electricity rates. You can check Iberdrola’s off-peak hours or find out whether you’d be better off signing up with Iberdrola or PVPC.

The Fixed Fee is a free payment option that you can take advantage of regardless of the package or tariff you are currently on. Activating it does not affect the prices of the tariffs based on the power capacity you have already contracted.

  • Vulnerable consumers: Up to 25 per cent off the PVPC tariff.
  • Consumers in a vulnerable situation due to Covid-19: Up to a 25 per cent discount on their bill.
  • Severely vulnerable consumers: Up to 40 per cent off.

Here is the form for Iberdrola’s social tariff.

Iberdrola’s maintenance services for electricity and household appliances do not require a minimum contract period, so customers can cancel their service at any time without incurring a penalty. We’ll keep your price the same for 5 years, and you’ll pay the same amount at any time of day, any day of the week. You can sign up for electricity with Iberdrola here.

To be eligible for the social tariff, you simply need to complete a form – which you can request from any of the designated electricity suppliers – signed by all members of the household aged 14 or over, and then submit it along with the required documentation.

Iberdrola’s electricity bill is divided into several key sections that help you understand both what you’re paying and your actual consumption. Here are the main points to check so you know how to read your Iberdrola electricity bill:

  1. Contract details: here you will see your contracted tariff, contracted power and contract number.
  2. Billing summary: this includes the cost of energy consumed (kWh), the power charge (what you pay for the contracted power), taxes, meter hire and the total amount due.
  3. Consumption chart: this shows your electricity consumption over the last few months in kilowatt-hours (kWh), which is ideal for spotting trends and identifying increases.
  4. Consumption breakdown: if you have a digital meter and are registered in the customer portal, you can view your consumption by day and hour via the Iberdrola app or website.

How to check my energy usage with Iberdrola:

  • Log in to the Iberdrola customer portal or download the app.
  • Go to ‘My usage’ to view your daily usage, by the hour, or compare it with previous months.
  • You can also set up alerts to ensure you do not exceed a monthly usage limit.

You can easily sign up for an electricity tariff with Iberdrola in three ways: online, via Iberdrola’s freephone number, or through a comparison website. The process is similar in all cases. You just need to have a recent bill, your ID card, the supply’s CUPS number and a bank account number to hand.

Once you’ve chosen the tariff that best suits your usage, Iberdrola takes care of all the paperwork. There are no power cuts or technical visits, and the switch usually takes effect within 1 to 3 weeks, depending on your billing cycle.

In 2020, Iberdrola published the following key figures relating to its business activities and energy consumption in Spain:

  • Investment: Iberdrola has allocated more than 3,000 million euros to investment projects in Spain during 2020, with a specific focus on renewable energy and the digitalisation of the electricity grid.

    Renewable energy: The company has an installed capacity of 16.7 GW of renewable energy in Spain, making it the country’s leading producer of renewable energy.
  • Employment: The company employs over 11,000 people in Spain, making it one of the country’s leading employers in the energy sector.
  • Sustainable buildings: The company has built more than 700 sustainable buildings in Spain, using efficient and energy-sustainable building materials and techniques.Sustainable consumption: Iberdrola has promoted a culture of sustainable consumption in Spain, providing its customers with information and tools to save energy and reduce their carbon footprint.
  • Smart grid: Iberdrola has rolled out a smart grid comprising more than 10 million smart meters in Spain, with the aim of improving energy efficiency and the management of the electricity grid.
  • Social commitment: Iberdrola has invested more than 25 million euros in social projects in Spain, supporting initiatives in areas such as education, the environment and gender equality.
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