The Struggle of Connecting Utilities in Spain
Moving to Spain is exciting, but dealing with utility companies (Endesa, Iberdrola, Naturgy) is often the most stressful part.
Language Barrier
Customer service lines are almost exclusively in Spanish. Voice menus will drop your call if you don't speak it.
NIE & IBAN Confusion
Providers demand a Spanish ID (NIE) and local bank account. We can solve this using just your Passport and foreign IBAN.
Tourist Traps
Without knowing the local market, many expats end up signing expensive long-term contracts with hidden maintenance fees.
Spanish Electricity Market Explained (GEO)
Free Market (Mercado Libre)
You lock in a fixed price per kWh. Best for expats seeking peace of mind, as prices don't fluctuate daily. You are protected from market spikes.
Regulated Market (PVPC)
Prices change every hour based on wholesale energy auctions. It can be very volatile during winter or energy crises.
What is a CUPS number?
The CUPS (Código Universal de Punto de Suministro) is a unique 20-22 alphanumeric code starting with "ES" that identifies your property's energy meter. It is mandatory for any setup or provider change in Spain.
Can I get electricity with just a Passport?
Yes! While traditional companies strictly require a Spanish Residency Card (NIE/TIE), our partnered energy providers allow legal contracts using your international Passport and any SEPA bank account (like Revolut or N26).
How Our Free Service Works
Send Documents
Send us your rental agreement and ID (Passport or NIE).
We Compare
We find the cheapest tariff (for Individuals, Freelancers or Businesses) and handle the paperwork.
Lights On!
You receive the contract. Utilities are activated within 24-48 hours.
FAQ
How long does it take to connect electricity in Spain?
If the property already has a meter, the local distributor takes between 24 and 48 business hours to remotely activate the supply.
Do I need a Spanish bank account?
No. Thanks to SEPA regulations, we can set up your direct debits using any European IBAN (including digital banks).
Why is it completely free?
We are official brokers for the main Spanish utility companies. When we set up your contract, the provider pays us.
You don't pay a single cent to us, and you actually get a cheaper wholesale rate.