Naturgy Electricity and Gas Tariffs
Find out about Naturgy’s tariffs and assess whether they are genuinely competitive for your energy usage. Check their prices, tariff types and terms and conditions to see if you can save on your electricity bill or if there are cheaper options on the market.
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Naturgy electricity tariffs
Naturgy: 24-hour Fixed Tariff at the same price
Naturgy offers the ‘24-hour Fixed Tariff’, a flat-rate electricity tariff with a consumption price of €0.119/kWh and a contracted power charge of €0.108/kWh. Ideal for those looking for simplicity in their electricity tariff.
Naturgy Tiered Tariff: 3-tier tariff with a fixed price for each period
Naturgy offers the ‘3-Tier Tariff’, a time-of-use electricity tariff with a consumption price starting at €0.08/kWh and a contracted power charge of €0.108/kWh. Ideal for those looking for a simple tariff or who wish to take advantage of different time-of-use bands, as appropriate.
Naturgy Solar: Solar Tariff with surplus
Naturgy offers the ‘Solar Tariff’, a solar electricity tariff with a consumption price starting at €0.08/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.
Natural Gas Tariffs from Naturgy
Naturgy RL1 Gas Tariff
Aimed at customers with an annual consumption of less than 5,000 kWh, typically those who use gas for cooking and hot water but not for heating. It offers a fixed price per kWh for 12 months, providing stability and predictability in billing. Furthermore, there is no minimum contract period, allowing customers flexibility.
Naturgy RL2 Gas Tariff
Designed for households with average natural gas consumption, ideal for homes that, in addition to cooking and hot water, have gas heating. Naturgy offers gas tariffs that are tailored to actual consumption, making it easier to save energy at home without compromising on everyday comfort.
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Frequently asked questions? We’ve got the answers
Which companies are part of Naturgy?
> UFD.
> Nedgia.
> Gas renovable.
> Gasnam.
> Criteria Caixa.
> CVC.
> Sonatrach.
How can I contact Naturgy?
If you need to contact us outside office hours to request information about an incident, please call Naturgy’s freephone number 900 750 750, state your name and the name of the media organisation you work for, and ask to speak to the External Communications officer on duty.
What is the difference between Naturgy and a regulated electricity supplier?
- Naturgy Iberia S.A.
- Regulated electricity supplier
- For any contracted power rating
- For power ratings of up to 10 kW only
- Does not allow customers to apply for the social tariff
- Allows customers to apply for the social tariff
- Offers maintenance services
- Does not offer maintenance services
How long does it take to set up an electricity supply with Naturgy?
The estimated time for connecting your electricity supply with Naturgy is 5 to 7 working days from the date the distributor accepts your application. A technician will need to visit your home to check the installation and fit the meter.
How can I tell if I’m on the open market or the regulated market with Naturgy?
All you need to do is take your latest bill and check whether it says ‘Comercializadora de Tarifa de Último Recurso (TUR)’. If it does, your contract is within the regulated gas market. The same applies to electricity: if it says PVPC, it’s the regulated market.
What do I need to set up a Naturgy electricity supply?
- Account holder’s details: full name, National Identity Number, telephone number and email address.
- Desired electricity supply capacity.
- Exact address of the supply point.
- Electrical inspection report or Electrical Installation Certificate.
- Bank account number.
- CUPS code.
All bills, regardless of the electricity supplier, include a section with the contract details. If the section describing the type of contract states ‘PVPC tariff’ or ‘regulated tariff’, this increase in the price of electricity will affect you.
How long does it take to switch from Endesa to Naturgy?
The maximum time limit for switching electricity suppliers is 21 days. The new supplier is responsible for carrying out all the procedures relating to the switch. Administrative and technical procedures must not prevent the switch from taking place.
What do P1 and P2 mean on my Naturgy electricity bill?
Until June 2021, the time-of-use tariff divided the day into two periods: the Peak Period (P1), with the highest cost, and the Off-Peak Period (P2), with a lower cost. Under this tariff, costs may also vary depending on the time of year.
What is the difference between Nedgia and Naturgy?
Nedgia Naturgy is a natural gas distributor. Naturgy, for its part, is the gas supplier. The former is responsible for ensuring, through the proper operation of its facilities, that the energy generated is distributed to each supply point.
Which companies make up Naturgy?
Naturgy is a leading company in Spain’s energy sector, operating across the entire energy value chain, from the generation, distribution and supply of electricity and gas.
Some key business figures:
- Naturgy has over 3 million customers in Spain, in both the residential and business sectors.
- The company is one of the leading suppliers of natural gas in Spain, with a market share of 23 per cent, and also has a significant presence in the electricity market, where it holds a 5.7 per cent share.
- In 2020, Naturgy recorded revenue of 16,303 million euros and a net profit of 731 million euros.
- The company has a significant presence in the renewable energy sector, being one of the leading wind power producers in Spain and Portugal, with an installed capacity of 2,873 MW.
- Naturgy is a company committed to sustainability and has set ambitious targets to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and promote the energy transition towards a more sustainable model.
- As regards energy consumption in Spain, natural gas is the second most widely used energy source, with consumption exceeding 300 TWh a year. Electricity, meanwhile, accounts for around 20 per cent of the country’s total energy consumption.
Furthermore, the use of renewable energy has grown significantly in recent years, accounting for nearly a third of electricity generation in 2020.
