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The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Surprised this has not been posted on here.
Changes from the 1st Jan. 2020 (in Spanish) |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Thank you for the post.
I think I get the gist of it, they are going to rob us! I note there is no mention of any change to the standing charges, as yet. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
The information is only about the periods and when it is cheaper to use electricity. If you change your habits it is said you will save money.
This one is more in depth (in Spanish) |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by jonboy
(Post 12784162)
Thank you for the post.
I think I get the gist of it, they are going to rob us! I note there is no mention of any change to the standing charges, as yet. iant |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by iant
(Post 12784818)
On the question of the standing charge, has anyone discovered a way of reducing the cost of same when the property is only used for a limited period each year?
iant |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by iant
(Post 12784818)
On the question of the standing charge, has anyone discovered a way of reducing the cost of same when the property is only used for a limited period each year?
iant Our standing charge is about €25 a month. We spent 10 days at the flat in October and it came to €42 for the month. Ive checked our account and there is nothing on any of the pages on Iberdrola's website about the rate changes. Once we move over I will be sticking a timer on the water heater and setting up the free periods. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by iant
(Post 12784818)
On the question of the standing charge, has anyone discovered a way of reducing the cost of same when the property is only used for a limited period each year?
iant Standing charges are the way they do it in Spain. If you have a holiday home in Spain, tough luck. If you can afford a second home just pay the price or sell it. No one who lives here has any sympathy for you. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12784920)
There is no sensible way of doing this without disconnection. Standing charges are the way they do it in Spain. If you have a holiday home in Spain, tough luck. If you can afford a second home just pay the price or sell it. No one who lives here has any sympathy for you. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12784920)
There is no sensible way of doing this without disconnection. Standing charges are the way they do it in Spain. If you have a holiday home in Spain, tough luck. If you can afford a second home just pay the price or sell it. No one who lives here has any sympathy for you. |
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Fellow members. I feel we are going off kilter with the follow up questions.
The information was NOTHING to do with standing charges. They are a fact of life. The information was posted so that you can understand your next bill. If you do not use the cheapest hours you could be seeing an increase in your bill. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by Casa Santo Estevo
(Post 12785009)
Fellow members. I feel we are going off kilter with the follow up questions.
The information was NOTHING to do with standing charges. They are a fact of life. The information was posted so that you can understand your next bill. If you do not use the cheapest hours you could be seeing an increase in your bill. |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by m2m2012
(Post 12785101)
I read a Google translation of the article; down the page it says something about if you are already on some existing plan with different prices at various times the new changes will not affect you.
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Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Hi Happy New Year to all.
Does this apply to electricity companies in Spain. We are with Endesa and on the free electricity scheme and have 2 free hours every day from 6 pm to 8 pm.Will this stay the same does anyone know. Thanks. :confused: |
Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
I am pretty sure all the existing saving plans will stay the same. Most people are on one plan or another, particularly the original Peak/Offpeak DHA plan which can save a lot of money, especially if you plan your usage carefully.
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Re: The 2020 changes to the electricity bills in Spain.
Originally Posted by catsndogs
(Post 12785414)
Hi Happy New Year to all.
Does this apply to electricity companies in Spain. We are with Endesa and on the free electricity scheme and have 2 free hours every day from 6 pm to 8 pm.Will this stay the same does anyone know. Thanks. :confused: In October it was only for those on PVPC. Now it is for all contracts. You can read more links on the net then the two I gave. To establish if and how you are affected you should ask at the offices of your supplier or phone them if no offices locally. It was due to a ruling made by the EU after FACUA complained about the system established in 2014. |
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