When is tomorrow's electricity price published in Spain?

Tomorrow's PVPC price appears when day-ahead data is available. If it has not been published yet, Power Window keeps the page ready and lets you refresh later.

Plan flexible loads when tomorrow's PVPC data is published.

Electricity price in Spain tomorrow, 5 October 2026

Q: Why check tomorrow's electricity price?

It helps schedule long flexible loads in advance, especially EV charging, water heaters, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, heat pumps, and cooling.

Q: Is tomorrow always cheapest overnight?

No. Many Spanish days have cheap solar-rich midday hours, but other days can favor overnight or another block. The daily curve matters.

When the next day's PVPC curve is available, you can schedule long flexible loads before bedtime: EV charging, water heating, laundry, dishwashing, or cooling.

Plan tomorrow See today

Cheapest hour 2 PM–3 PM 0.131 €/kWh

Daily average 0.197 €/kWh Simple average of available hours

Most expensive hour 0.268 €/kWh Daily spread: 51%

Best 2h window 1 PM–3 PM Reference for flexible appliances

What to do when tomorrow's PVPC is available

For tomorrow, the lowest PVPC hour is 2 PM–3 PM at 0.131 €/kWh. The highest hour is 8 PM–9 PM at 0.268 €/kWh. A 3-hour 7.4 kW EV charge is estimated at €2.97 in the best window, while a 2-hour dishwasher run is estimated at €0.21.

Prepare overnight or solar-hour charging

For EV charging, tomorrow's data is especially useful: you can schedule complete wallbox hours instead of starting in an expensive block by default.

€2.97

Organize laundry and dishwashing

If tomorrow has a clear cheap block, keep long appliance cycles for that window. The recommendation improves when the whole session is compared.

€0.21

Plan around afternoon peaks

In summer, tomorrow's curve can help decide whether pre-cooling during cheaper hours makes more sense before evening demand rises.

12 PM–4 PM

Tomorrow's PVPC hour by hour

If the table is incomplete, the next day's price probably has not been published yet or the backend is waiting for its first valid response.

12 AM–1 AM0.208 €/kWh
1 AM–2 AM0.203 €/kWh
2 AM–3 AM0.195 €/kWh
3 AM–4 AM0.193 €/kWh
4 AM–5 AM0.193 €/kWh
5 AM–6 AM0.195 €/kWh
6 AM–7 AM0.208 €/kWh
7 AM–8 AM0.230 €/kWh
8 AM–9 AM0.240 €/kWh
9 AM–10 AM0.215 €/kWh
10 AM–11 AM0.191 €/kWh
11 AM–12 PM0.149 €/kWh
12 PM–1 PM0.135 €/kWh
1 PM–2 PM0.135 €/kWh
2 PM–3 PM0.131 €/kWh
3 PM–4 PM0.140 €/kWh
4 PM–5 PM0.156 €/kWh
5 PM–6 PM0.191 €/kWh
6 PM–7 PM0.219 €/kWh
7 PM–8 PM0.258 €/kWh
8 PM–9 PM0.268 €/kWh
9 PM–10 PM0.237 €/kWh
10 PM–11 PM0.221 €/kWh
11 PM–12 AM0.212 €/kWh

Tomorrow's price and scheduled loads

When is tomorrow's electricity price published?

It depends on the daily publication. Once the curve is available, Power Window stores it in the backend and reuses it for later visits.

Why check tomorrow's electricity price?

For scheduled loads: EV charging, water heating, laundry, dishwashing, drying, heat pumps, or air conditioning.

Is tomorrow always cheapest overnight?

No. Overnight can be good, but Spain also has many competitive solar-hour periods. Look at the daily curve before deciding.