HolaLuz 3: Rate 3 sections with fixed price for each period
Hola Luz 3 offers the ‘3-segment fare’, a light fare per hour with a consumption price of 0.213 and contracted power of 0.081 €/kWh. Ideal for those seeking simplicity in the fare or taking advantage of different time slots, as appropriate.
| Power P1 | 0.082 €/kWh |
|---|---|
| Power P2 | 0.082 €/kWh |
| Punta Energy | 0,206 €/kWh |
| Llano Energy | 0,134 €/kWh |
| Valle Energy | 0,108 €/kWh |
| Surplus Solar Energy | There is no surplus |
| Services | NO BATTERY |
The HolaLuz 3 tariff is a light tariff with three different time slots, each with a fixed price per kWh. Unlike 24-hour rates, the cost of electricity depends on the section in which it is consumed, although prices do not vary from day to day and are not linked to the wholesale time market.
It is designed for users who can organize their consumption according to schedules and want to take advantage of different prices per section without assuming the volatility of an indexed rate.
How does the 3-installment fare of Hola Luz work?
This tariff divides the day into three time periods (peak, standard and off-peak), each with its own fixed price:
- Each section has a fixed price; it does not vary from hour to hour.
- The cost per kWh depends on the time of day when the electricity is used.
- The timetables for the sections are regulated and are the same for all transport operators.
- It allows the average cost to be reduced by concentrating consumption in the most economical segments.
There is no exposure to daily market changes, but clear differences between schedules.
Who is this tariff a good option for?
This tariff is particularly well suited if:
- You can time part of your consumption to specific times of day.
- You use high-consumption appliances (washing machine, dishwasher, electric heater, electric vehicle charging).
- Do you use more electricity at night or in the early hours of the morning?
- You are looking for potential savings whilst keeping prices stable across each price band.
- You understand how time slots work and use them.
It is a middle ground between a 24-hour flat rate and an index-linked tariff.
Main advantages of the Hola Luz 3 fare
Fixed price for each period
Each section has a fixed price, which provides predictability within each time slot.
Potential savings based on habits
If you concentrate your consumption during off-peak hours, the average cost may be lower than that of a 24-hour flat-rate tariff.
Lower exposure to market volatility
It does not depend on the hourly price on the wholesale market, thereby reducing uncertainty.
Suitable for households with flexible energy consumption
It works well when there is a genuine ability to shift consumption to cheaper time slots.
Points to bear in mind before signing a contract
Requires attention to timetables
If you mainly use electricity during peak hours, it may work out more expensive than a 24-hour flat-rate tariff.
More complex than a 24-hour tariff
It is important to understand the time slots and adapt your habits to make the most of them.
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In Holaluz, the price per kWh varies depending on the contracted tariff and the time slot in which the energy is consumed. For the Holaluz flat rate, the average cost is around 0.15 €/kWh, while in the hourly discrimination tariff – ideal for households with defined consumption patterns – the price per kWh is adjusted between 0.12 €/kWh in downstream hours and 0.20 €/kWh in peak hours. These values may fluctuate slightly each month depending on the movements of the electric pool and the policies of the marketer.
In our household light price comparison website in Spain, we regularly update Holaluz prices so that you find the most competitive offer. When comparing Holaluz with other companies, it is key to consider both the term of energy (€/kWh) and the fixed term (€/day), as well as possible discounts for home receipts or combining electricity and gas. In this way, you can optimize your invoice and ensure a sustainable and transparent supply.
According to the latest study by the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU), the most economical traders for an average consumption of 3,500 kWh/year and 4 peak hours daily are usually the electric ones with indexed rates and without permanence. The OCU often highlights companies like Podo, Iberdrola with their Tempo Happy rate and Holaluz in high places thanks to its offers of time discrimination and discounts for online payment. However, the final ranking depends on your consumption profile and the province where you live.
Our electricity price comparison tool analyzes the OCU’s ranking monthly and complements its data with our own analysis to ensure that you always get the lowest price on the market. In addition to energy, we evaluate power terms, commissions and customer service, aspects that directly influence your bill and user satisfaction. In this way, we reinforce the authority of the comparator and help you make an informed decision.
Rates P1, P2 and P3 correspond to the time slots of the time discrimination in the Spanish electricity market. P1 (peak hour) groups the hours of highest demand, usually between 10:00-14:00 and 18:00-22:00, where kWh is more expensive. P2 (flat time) covers intermediate sections with moderate prices, usually from 08:00-10:00, 14:00-18:00 and 22:00-00:00. P3 (Valley Time) includes the cheapest slot, from midnight to early morning (00:00-08:00), and on weekends and holidays, usually applies valley rate all day.
Having a time discrimination fee with P1, P2 and P3 allows you to optimize household consumption by planning the use of high-energy appliances (washing machine, dishwasher, electric vehicle loads) during the downtime. In our electricity price comparison, you will find specific offers from retailers such as Naturgy, Endesa and Holaluz that integrate these ranges, showing the actual prices per kWh in each range so that you can maximize savings on your electricity bill.
In the market for self-consumption with surplus poured into the grid, green traders often offer the best compensation terms. Holaluz stands out for its self-consumption tariff that remunerates the surpluses at market price and allows simplified compensation on invoice, with prices ranging from €0.05/kWh to €0.10/kWh depending on the period and the autonomous community. For their part, Fenie Energia and Gesternova are also among the companies that pay with better rates, betting on 100% renewable energy.
In our specialized renewable energy and self-consumption comparison store, we update the surplus payment terms of each merchant so that you can quickly identify which is the most profitable in your region. We assess not only the purchase price of surplus energy, but also the added services (sealing management and formalities), customer service and transparency in billing, key aspects to obtain maximum profitability and reliability in your home solar system.
