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Repsol is one of the leading multinationals in the energy sector. It focuses its main activity on the production, distribution and marketing of petroleum derivatives, petrochemical products and liquefied gas. Recently, it has expanded its business line to include electricity and natural gas.

Currently, Repsol’s electricity and gas tariffs have adjusted prices. In addition, thanks to its different lines of business, Repsol offers interesting fuel discounts to all its electricity and gas customers. The following are the best electricity tariffs for households from Repsol:

As mentioned above, Repsol in addition to light markets gas, offering tariffs with the price per kWh of gas quite economical. Below is one of Repsol’s gas offers:

In addition, those customers who get the Waylet app will be able to pay with it in Corte Inglés centers, while getting discounts and exclusive promotions in specific sections and big brands.

Iberdrola customers

The assault led by Repsol, with its plant tariff and fuel offers, or Cepsa, with its offer at cost price, received an initial response from Naturgy with the launch of its Easy tariff, but now the country’s largest marketer, Endesa, has decided to give a blow to the table and launch an offer to try to get a slice of the cake of those customers who are looking for attractive offers for their electricity and gas supply.

For contracts signed from November 15 and until the end of the promotion, the incentive will be paid in the first invoices issued from February 25, 2020, provided that the billing period includes that date.

Gas natural españa

La petrolera española Repsol ha anunciado una inversión de 42,5 millones de euros en la instalación de 610 puntos de recarga rápida en sus gasolineras de España y Portugal. La entidad de crédito española ICO subvencionará el despliegue con 40,7 millones de euros.

En concreto, para finales de 2023 está previsto instalar un total de 592 puntos de recarga, de 50 kW cada uno, y 18 conexiones HPC, de 180 kW cada una, en 577 gasolineras de Repsol en España y 33 en Portugal. La red de recarga se extenderá a lo largo de los corredores mediterráneo y atlántico y suministrará exclusivamente electricidad procedente de energías 100% renovables.

Según Repsol, actualmente cuenta con 350 puntos de recarga, incluyendo 70 estaciones de carga rápida en la Península Ibérica, la mayoría de ellos en gasolineras. Para finales de 2022, se espera que su número aumente a 1.000. «Uno cada 50 kilómetros en los principales corredores viales de la Península Ibérica», especifica el Grupo, que se ha marcado como objetivo la neutralidad climática para 2050. La red de recarga ya existente incluye, entre otras, la primera estación de recarga en España con almacenamiento de energía a través de baterías de segunda vida en la ciudad de Tolosa, así como los dos primeros puntos de recarga ultrarrápida en gasolineras de Lopidana y Ugaldebieta, anuncia Repsol. También cuenta con una colaboración de carga rápida con Nissan.

Repsol gas

The following table shows the prices of EDP’s and Repsol’s stable electricity tariffs. Both EDP’s A Tu Aire Luz tariff and Repsol’s Online Tariff are available for access tariffs 2.0 (for power under 10 kW) and 2.1 (up to 15 kW).

Next, to see more clearly which tariff is more economical, let’s take a real consumption case. Let’s take as an example a customer with a contracted power of 3.45 kW (and therefore, an access tariff 2.0) and an annual consumption of 4,000 kWh:

The following is a comparison of the electricity tariffs with hourly discrimination (DH) of Repsol and EDP Residencial. These are tariffs with time discrimination in two periods, available for contracted power of up to 15 kW.

Both EDP and Repsol also offer their customers natural gas supplies. They are available for access tariffs 3.1 and 3.2, although it is the gas distributor that automatically assigns them to the customer according to their consumption.

Both Repsol and EDP offer their customers electricity and gas maintenance services. These are contracted in addition and complementary to their supplies, and allow them to maintain the installations in optimal operating conditions.