Compare PVPC with editable offers for homes with flexible electricity use.

Compare electricity tariffs and PVPC for your flexible usage

Q: What does PVPC with flexible usage mean?

It estimates the regulated case if the month's flexible kWh are shifted into the cheapest available PVPC hours.

Q: Can I compare electricity supplier offers?

Yes. You can enter energy prices, power terms, monthly fees, taxes, and whether the advertised offer prices include taxes.

Edit monthly kWh, EV weight, and each offer's prices. The calculation uses REE hourly PVPC data to estimate the regulated-tariff case.

Total kWh/month Flexible kWh/month Contracted power (kW) ?

Tariff periods & taxes

Peak % Flat % Valley % Tax territory ? Indirect tax % ? Electricity tax % Social bonus €/day

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Difference between scenarios -- Comparing the best and worst monthly result.

PVPC shifting usage -- Moves flexible kWh into the day's cheapest hours.

Flexible usage -- Consumption share that can move to valley or cheap hours.

Estimated monthly cost by tariff

Simplified estimate with energy, power, monthly fee, fixed social bonus, and editable taxes.

Enter prices from a real offer

The examples are not live commercial tariffs. Mark each offer as tax included or before tax based on the source, and adjust the daily social-bonus cost if the offer already includes it.

Add an offer published by an energy company

Compare published offers with the prices in your current contract. Check the supplier's full terms before switching.

Compare PVPC with electricity offers for a flexible household

The comparator is designed for homes with EV charging, cooling, laundry, or other loads that can move into cheaper hours.

What does PVPC with flexible usage mean?

It is a simulation of the regulated case: base usage keeps the peak, shoulder, and valley split, while flexible kWh are placed in the cheapest PVPC hours.

Can I compare electricity supplier offers?

Yes. Enter the energy price, power term, monthly fee, and taxes from a real offer, then mark whether those prices already include taxes.