Are you on the right contract?

It depends on the price and on how you use electricity. Neither answers on its own, which is what the simulator is for.

Off-peak from 22h to 08h, cheaper. Non-off-peak from 08h to 22h, dearer.

Daily cycle hours for mainland Portugal, per ERSE.

What does your day look like?

Out in the morning, back at night

Someone is home all day

It is for a business

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Your peak is in the evening, and at 20h that is still inside the dearer period.

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You use it right across the day, almost all of it outside the cheaper period.

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A business has a different profile and a different contracted power. It changes which offers we compare against.

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