Sunday, 8 November 2026

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Electricity price drops by 13.98% this Sunday to €200.07/MWh

The electricity price drops by 13.98% this Sunday to €200.07/MWh. The cheapest hour is between 12:00 and 13:00, and the most expensive is from 0:00 to 1:00.

Álvaro Sáez Ferrer
Álvaro Sáez Ferrer
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AIIllustrative image: detail of a metallic electrical panel on a concrete wall at sunset
Illustrative image: detail of a metallic electrical panel on a concrete wall at sunset

The electricity price drops this Sunday by 13.98% compared to Saturday, down to 200.07 euros per megawatt hour. The cheapest time is at noon and the most expensive is at midnight.

According to El Mundo, the electricity price for Sunday 8 November 2026 stands at 200.07 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), according to data from the Iberian Energy Market Operator (OMIE). This is 13.98% less than Saturday, when the MWh cost 232.58 euros.

The most expensive hour of the day is from 0:00 to 1:00, at 240.97 euros/MWh. The cheapest hour is between 12:00 and 13:00, at 139.96 euros/MWh.

The midday period is the most economical of the day: between 11:00 and 14:00, the price remains below 152 euros/MWh. From 16:00, it rises and exceeds 200 euros/MWh in all time slots until midnight, peaking between 18:00 and 19:00 at 236.16 euros/MWh.

To save, it is recommended to schedule washing machines and dishwashers during the lowest price hours, such as at noon, and to avoid leaving high-consumption devices on during the night. The prices for each hour of the day can be checked on the OMIE website.

Álvaro Sáez Ferrer

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Economista por ICADE y una de las pocas personas que disfruta leyendo la ley de presupuestos. Cafetero, padre a tiempo completo y azote de la letra pequeña; en Diario Empresas escribe de economía y fiscalidad.

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