Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

We are now paying 0.45kwh and 16€ base price with Vattenfall in a two-year contract. Those were the cheapest.

That’s what awaits us soon when we move. But those are simply the current conditions. If anyone has tips beyond well-known portals and local providers, feel free to share! :D

Zenstrom 35 cents currently available.

What is currently also better than Check24 and Verivox are, for example, social media groups that start with F, where there are, for example, Stromio and gas victims who have good tips.

We currently pay 18 cents in BW for the heat pump until November and then it will get expensive...

Zenstrom currently available at 35 cents.
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What is currently also better than Check24 and Verivox are, for example, social media groups that start with F where there are, for example, Stromio and gas victims who have good tips.

We are currently paying 18 cents in Baden-Württemberg for the heat pump until November and then it will get expensive...

And does the tariff have a 12-month price guarantee?
Then I would take it. It is available for us.

I'll charge my batteries and do laundry tomorrow :) I'll take the price (Without taxes it's basically 0.00 Euro)

I just realized that now. This is a Berlin startup with a daily variable electricity price, right? - How are the prices in winter? - During the day, you hardly need any electricity in a new building with photovoltaics, rather in the evening. But if you have an electric car, that's great!

I just realized this now. This is a Berlin startup with daily variable electricity prices, right? - How are the prices in winter? - During the day in a new building with photovoltaics you basically don’t need electricity, rather in the evening. If you have an electric car, though, that’s great!

The provider is "Tibber" - they come from Norway as far as I know. The prices are even hourly variable, although you basically always see a general "load curve" on weekdays (peak in the morning and early evening). Allegedly, they pass on the stock market prices without their own markup.

I have a meter from Discovergy that sends data every few seconds.

Currently, the prices seem to depend heavily on wind energy. When there is a lot of wind, the prices drop dramatically.

Week	Month	Year

Here’s a "daily profile" that fits about 90% - of course always with different prices:

You can always see the prices for one day in advance and from 1 pm also the prices for the following day.

Since I work from home, I’ve oriented my daily routine a bit accordingly - washing machine/dryer, dishwasher etc. then run planned. I use a 1.6 kW power station for my office. The unit is either charged by solar (I have 200W set up in the garden) or when the price is very low AND there is no sun on the next day.

For the new building, I have already planned a solar system with a battery storage. In winter, I plan to use this storage so that it can be charged from the grid when electricity is cheap (usually at night) in order to use it during the day. With differences up to 30 cents, this is worthwhile. Otherwise, the storage is dead capital in winter.

That's what awaits us soon with the move as well. But those are just the current conditions. If anyone has tips beyond the known portals and local providers, feel free to share! :D

What other tip would you like besides going to a Media Markt or Saturn and using the offers there? You don't need a portal or anything else for that. Here in my region, it would currently be around 30ct/kWh. However, only through eprimo. Eon raised their prices after Easter. I had before Easter and could have had just under 30ct with both providers. The price in the picture is from mid-February.