What is the electricity price tomorrow?
With a dynamic contract you know a day ahead what power costs. Check the prices, plan your use at the cheapest hours and find a forecast.
No obligation: you go to the provider’s website and decide yourself. Advertisement: this page contains sponsored links.
Current energy prices
The quick explanation
Prices for tomorrow are set a day ahead on the day-ahead market. Customers with a dynamic contract see them around 4 pm. Then look in the chart for the cheapest hours. Plan your big appliances there.
How a dynamic contract works →
How to use tomorrow’s prices
- 1Find the three cheapest hours or quarter hours.
- 2Plan the washing machine, dryer or boiler then.
- 3Let your car charge smartly.
- 4Avoid heavy use at the most expensive times, often the morning and evening peaks.
A forecast for the coming week
A forecast is an estimate. The weather changes quickly, and so does the price. See the NED energy weather report (Dutch) for an idea of the coming days. Use it as a guide, not as certainty.
Frequently asked questions
When are tomorrow’s prices known?
Around 4 pm, once the day-ahead prices are set. How a dynamic contract works →
Is the price shown what I pay?
No. You pay the market price plus mark-up, energy tax and VAT. How prices are set →
Ready to save?
- You open the provider’s website.
- You see the current prices and terms yourself.
- You decide. There is no obligation.