Electricity price tomorrow and forecast
When tomorrow prices are published and what you can read from them.
Updated on 10 November 2026
Energy prices: what they do today and why they move
Live hourly prices, the prices for tomorrow and the market behind them, including negative prices and the monthly averages since 2015.
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Now, per kWh (market price)
The price of every hour comes from the day-ahead market, where supply and demand for the next day are matched. Plenty of sun and wind push the price down, sometimes below zero. Only the market part of your tariff moves: energy tax, supplier markup and fixed costs stay the same, so the saving comes from when you use electricity rather than from using less.
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How electricity and gas prices are set
From gas price and weather forecast to the price you pay per hour.
Average electricity price per month
Monthly averages since 2015 to compare your own year against.
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Frequently asked questions
When are tomorrow prices known?
Usually during the afternoon, once the day-ahead auction closes. From then the hourly and quarter-hourly prices for the next day are fixed. Dynamic, fixed or variable →
Why is the electricity price sometimes negative?
Because more power is being generated than used at that moment, mostly with a lot of sun or wind. Producers would rather pay a little than switch off. Use more of your own solar power →
Does my whole tariff move with the market?
No. Only the market part moves per hour. Energy tax, supplier markup and fixed supply costs stay the same. Dynamic, fixed or variable →
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Sources: Dutch government (Rijksoverheid), Consumentenbond, the ACM and the websites of the providers mentioned. Editorial team dynamische-energieprijs.nl. This is not advice: always check current prices and terms with the provider.
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