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Contracted product: 3 Periods Tariff
Bill number: ENERGIA 000000000
Consumption period: 12/08/2026 - 13/09/2026
Issue date: 23/09/2026
Due date: 30/09/2026
Nombre Apellido Apellido
Calle Ejemplo 1
46000 Valencia
Access tariff power charge19,66 €
Energy charge108,73 €
Additional services and other items0,61 €
Electricity tax6,60 €
Equipment rental0,86 €
Amount136,46 €
VAT 21,00% on 136,46 €28,66 €
Total amount165,12 €
kWh
5004003002001000
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Your average daily consumption in the billed period was14,75 kWh
Your average daily consumption over the last 14 months was14,26 kWh
Your total consumption over the last year was827,00 kWh
Customer code: 0000000000
Supply account holder: Nombre Apellido Apellido
Tax ID: 00000000T
Supply address: Calle Ejemplo 1, 46000 Valencia
Contract end date: 17/07/2027
(Automatic renewal)CUPS: ES0000000000000000XX0F
Meter type: Remote management
Access tariff: 2.0TD
Access contract ref.: 000000000
Supply contract ref.: 0000000000
Meter no.: 0000000000
Contracted power (kW):P1: 3,450P2: 0,000P3: 3,450
Active (kWh)
PreviousCurrentConsumption
Date12/08/202613/09/2026Actual reading
P14.3124.426114P24.2654.411146P32.7112.923212
Reactive (kWh)
PreviousCurrentConsumptionMaximeter
12/08/202613/09/2026Actual reading
000000000000
You can see your hourly consumption in detail on your distributor’s website: www.i-de.es/clientes
This is where the amount of your bill, 165,12 €, goes:
Taxes35,26€
Meter rental0,86€
Energy104,31€
System charges11,30€
Transmission and distribution tolls13,39€
System chargesRECORE: 4,83€DEFICIT: 4,43€TNP: 1,98€OTHERS: 0,06€
Maximum power demanded over the last year (kW):
P1: 4,476P4:P2:P5:P3: 4,203P6:
Payment method: Direct debit at 7 days
Bank: Banco Ejemplo
Bank account: ES0000000000000000000****
IssuerReferenceIDDeadlineAmount85551273000000000017092630/09/2026165,12 €
Access tariff power charge
P1 3,450 kW x 32 days x 0,08900000 €/kW day9,83 €
P3 3,450 kW x 32 days x 0,08900000 €/kW day9,83 €
Energy charge
P1 114,00 kWh x 0,259000 €/kWh29,53 €
P2 146,00 kWh x 0,239000 €/kWh34,89 €
P3 212,00 kWh x 0,209000 €/kWh44,31 €
Additional services and other items
Social bonus contribution0,61 €
Electricity tax
5,112696 % on 129,00 € x 16,60 €
Distributor equipment rental
Distributor equipment rental0,86 €
Amount136,46 €
VAT 21,00% on 136,46 €28,66 €
Total amount165,12 €
Production mix in the Spanish electricity system 2025
Mix of Escandinava de Electricidad, SLU
SourceSpanish electricity systemNordy
Renewable55,20%12,10%Nuclear19,20%36,30%Natural gas CC17,40%34,30%Cogeneration1,50%0,90%Coal0,60%4,60%Other5,00%9,60%Fuel oil/Gas1,10%2,20%
As required by Order TED/371/2021 and Circular 3/2020, we inform you that the amount for grid access tariffs on this bill, excluding taxes, has been split as follows:
Power charge: 7,18 €Energy charge: 6,21 €
These figures are for information only and don’t mean any extra cost for you.
You can view and compare current offers from electricity suppliers on the free market with the QR code or at the link https://comparador.cnmc.gob.es
Nordy (Company name: Escandinava de Electricidad, SLU)Av/ Diagonal 463 Bis Pl. 8B, 08036, Barcelonaclientes@nordy.eswww.nordy.es
Free customer service phone line
+34 931 845 583(international)
900 373 681(free within Spain)
Faults and emergenciesI-DE REDES ELECTRICAS INTELIGENTES S.A.U.900 171 171
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Note This doesn’t look like a Nordy bill: the areas may not line up.This explainer is designed for bills with the 2.0TD access tariff: some areas may not line up on your bill.
- Bill detailsYour tariff, the bill number, the consumption period (the exact days being charged), the issue date and the due date. If you pay by direct debit, the due date is the day it’s charged to your account.
- Name and mailing addressWho the bill is addressed to and where. It should match your contract.
- Billing summaryThe main blocks of your bill: power (the fixed part), the energy you’ve used (the variable part), additional services and other items, electricity tax and meter rental.
- Total amountThe sum of all items plus VAT. It’s what you pay for this bill.
- Your consumption in recent monthsYour monthly consumption in kWh. The green bar is this bill’s period: compare it with the previous ones. If your bill has gone up, the explanation is usually here.
- Average consumptionYour average daily consumption this period, over the last 14 months, and what you’ve used in the last year. If this period’s is much higher, you’ve used more than usual.
- Contract detailsCustomer code, account holder, tax ID and supply address. If the end date says “automatic renewal”, the contract renews by itself. “Free market” means the energy price is the one in your Nordy tariff.
- CUPSThe code that identifies your supply point: it’s like your meter’s ID card. It doesn’t change if you switch supplier, and you’ll be asked for it in any technical request.
- Access tariff, meter and references2.0TD is the access tariff for supplies up to 15 kW, the one most homes have. “Remote management” means the meter is read remotely. You use the supply contract reference to identify yourself in any request.
- Contracted powerThe kW you can use at the same time. On 2.0TD you contract two: one for peak and standard hours and one for off-peak, shown on the bill as P1 and P3. You pay for it even if you don’t use any energy.
- Meter readingsThe previous and current reading for each period: P1 peak, P2 standard and P3 off-peak. The difference is what you’ve used. “Actual reading” means the meter measured it. If it’s estimated, it’s adjusted when the distributor sends the actual one, and that adjustment can make a bill higher.
- Reactive energy, maximeter and lossesReactive energy isn’t used to power anything; it appears with motors and industrial equipment. In a home it’s usually 0 and costs nothing. The maximeter records the highest power you’ve used.
- Your hour-by-hour consumptionYour distributor, the company that runs the grid and the meter, has the hour-by-hour detail. Its website is on this line.
- Where your money goesHow what you pay is split: energy, transmission and distribution tolls, system charges, taxes and meter rental. Tolls, charges and taxes are set by regulation and are the same with any supplier.
- System chargesElectricity system costs set by regulation: RECORE (renewables, cogeneration and waste), tariff deficit, TNP (non-mainland territories) and others.
- Maximum power over the last yearThe highest power you’ve used in each period over the last year. Compare it with your contracted power before asking for a change.
- Payment methodHow the bill is collected: direct debit from the account shown, with the last digits hidden.
- Payment slip detailsTo pay if the bill isn’t on direct debit or the debit was returned: issuer, reference, ID, deadline and amount. You can pay with the barcode at a compatible cash machine.
- Power chargeThe fixed part: contracted power (kW) × days in the period × price per kW per day, for each period. You pay it even if you don’t use any energy, and it goes up if the period has more days.
- Energy chargeThe variable part: the kWh you’ve used in each period × the price per kWh in that period. It’s the part that changes most from one bill to the next.
- Additional services and other itemsThis shows any services you’ve signed up for and items such as the social bonus contribution, which all suppliers fund and which is set by regulation.
- Electricity taxSpecial tax on electricity: 5,11 % on power, energy and the social bonus. It’s set by regulation.
- Meter rentalWhat the distributor charges for renting you the meter. It’s a regulated amount.
- Amount, VAT and totalThe amount before tax, VAT at 21 % and the total you pay.
- Useful informationThe part of this bill that corresponds to grid access tolls, split into power and energy. It’s for information only: it’s already included in the bill amounts and isn’t added on.
- CNMC comparison toolLink and QR code to the CNMC’s official comparison tool for free-market offers.
- Customer service and faultsOur phone numbers and email and, separately, your distributor’s fault line: if the power goes out in your area, call that one.
- Origin of the electricityWhere the electricity comes from: Nordy’s production mix compared with that of the Spanish electricity system.
Still doesn’t add up? Ask us to review it from your customer area, or call us on 900 373 681.
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