On 2 July, consumers will pay the most expensive electricity bill in Spain's history
The kilowatt hour reaches an arithmetic average of 20.97 cents. Despite the drop in VAT, it is 77% above the price in July 2020.
FACUA.org
España-02/07/2021
On Friday 2 July, consumers will pay the most expensive electricity price in history. With the megawatt hour reaching an average daily price of 99.80 euros in the wholesale market, the rates applied to users with the semi-regulated PVPC reach 14.97 cents in the off-peak period, 18.35 cents in the flat period and 29.61 cents in the peak period.
FACUA-Consumers in Action warns that despite the VAT reduction that will be applied until December, the difference between the average price today and that of July 2020 reaches 77%. The arithmetic average of the kWh this Friday is 20.97 cents, compared to 11.88 cents a year ago.
According to FACUA’s analysis of June’s tariffs, the average user will pay 20.69 euros more than a year ago, when the bill stood at 60.58 euros.
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