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According to the Selectra Electricity Price Tracker, the cheapest time to consume electricity is today between 2:00 and 3:00 Uhr. At this time, the price is 0,0818 €/kWh. It will be most expensive between 22:00 and 23:00 Uhr with a price of 0,1904 €/kWh. Tomorrow's electricity prices will be cheapest between 16:00 and 17:00 Uhr (0,082 €/kWh) and most expensive between 9:00 and 10:00 Uhr (0,165 €/kWh).
Average Electricity Price
0,11 €
kWh
Cheapest Time
2:00 - 3:00 Uhr
0,0818 €/kWh
Most Expensive Time
22:00 - 23:00 Uhr
0,1904 €/kWh
The lowest electricity price today (25/04/2025) is between 2:00 and 3:00 Uhr and is 0,0818 €/kWh. The highest price is today between 22:00 and 23:00 Uhr. Then it will be 0,1904 €/kWh.
Below you will find today's electricity prices per hour, displayed in Euro per kilowatt-hour (€/kWh).
The lowest electricity prices tomorrow (26/04/2025) are between 16:00 and 17:00 Uhr. Then they will cost 0,082 €/kWh. The highest prices tomorrow are between 9:00 and 10:00 Uhr and will then be 0,165 €/kWh.
Below you will find the electricity prices for 26/04/2025, stated in Euro per kilowatt-hour (€/kWh).
The Selectra Price Tracker shows you the hourly price of electricity as traded on the EPEX SPOT electricity exchange. There, electricity prices are determined in real-time based on supply and demand.
With the Selectra Electricity Price Tracker, you can see exactly when electricity is particularly cheap or expensive.
This is especially useful if you use a dynamic time-of-use tariff, as you can adjust your consumption to take advantage of cheaper times during the day.
Who Are Dynamic Electricity Tariffs Good For?
Dynamic electricity tariffs are particularly suitable for owners of electric cars because they offer the possibility to shift your electricity consumption to cheaper times of the day. This allows you to charge your EV at a time when the electricity price is lower, optimizing your electricity costs!
But even without an electric car, these tariffs can be advantageous. Those who adjust their electricity consumption patterns to the cheaper times – whether it be for the washing machine, dishwasher, or other appliances – can also benefit from significant savings.
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Below is a graph showing the development of the average electricity prices over the last few days.
Daily average price: calculated mean of the daily prices.
The EPEX SPOT electricity price is formed through trading on the EPEX SPOT, an electricity exchange that represents the spot market for electricity.
The spot market refers to the short-term trading, where the electricity price for the next day or for the specific time is determined. The EPEX SPOT electricity price is determined by the interaction of supply and demand.
The process is as follows:
The exchange price is only part of the total costs. In addition to the electricity price, additional costs such as network charges for the transport of electricity, taxes, and levies (e.g., PSO levy and VAT), as well as distribution costs for administration and customer service are incurred. Moreover, electricity providers often calculate price buffers to protect against price fluctuations.
The electricity price on the exchange is influenced by several factors. These include primarily the supply and demand situation on the market, the availability of renewable energy such as wind and solar energy, and weather-related factors. Also, political decisions and regulatory changes, such as subsidies for renewable energy or changes in CO2 prices, can affect the price.
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