Main items on your bill

Do you have any questions about the light invoice?

Below, we explain the basic concepts to help you understand it.

Main items

Power
Consumption
Taxes and others
Bill summary

Power

The power is part of the fixed amount you pay on your bill; it does not depend on your consumption.

It is very important that you adjust the contracted power to your needs, given that:

If you have a higher contracted power than you actually need, you will be paying more unnecessarily.

Contracting less power than you actually need will result in power supply interruptions.

If you would like to know which power you should contract, please use Power calculator.

Consumption

This is the variable part that you pay on your bill and it depends on your consumption. That is, it is what you are billed for according to your meter reading.

I would like to know more about my meter reading.

If you have a smart meter installed integrated into the remote management systems, your reading is automatic and you will be billed per hour.
If you do not have a smart meter installed or it is not integrated into the remote management systems, your meter reading will be carried out by a technician from your distributer. If your meter is not available and the technician is not able to read the meter, he will leave a note so that you can provide your meter reading yourself. Remember that you can do so online from My Endesa / My Contracts or from the home page via Manage your account in one minute / Enter your reading. In order to be billed with real reading we will need your meter reading.

Taxes and others

The total sum of your bill includes the following:

Taxes for electricity and general consumption (VAT or (IGIC - Canary Islands Indirect Special Taxation) established by the Government.

Costs: of renting the metering equipment: This is the sum that is paid for renting the meter. If you own this equipment, you shall not be charged for this item.

Other items: Depending on the specific bill or your contracted tariff, other items may be included for example, social rate, surcharges, contract rights, etc.