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Smart savings at the right moment

With a dynamic energy contract, you benefit from hourly price drops on the market. Perfect if you like to be in full control. Take advantage of the cheapest moments and save the most on your bills.

What affects the electricity price?

What affects the electricity price?

The answer is quite short: supply and demand.

The energy market is a bit like the Belgian weather: unpredictable. Sometimes the sun shines and you pay less, other times a storm brews and the price rises.

  • During the first lockdown in 2020, prices dived to historic lows because there was hardly any demand for electricity.

  • In 2022, after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, prices skyrocketed due to a shortage of gas and market uncertainty.

  • In 2024, we saw a new trend: on sunny days with a lot of wind, the electricity price sometimes drops to zero or even negative because there is more renewable energy than demand.

The answer is quite short: supply and demand.

The energy market is a bit like the Belgian weather: unpredictable. Sometimes the sun shines and you pay less, other times a storm brews and the price rises.

  • During the first lockdown in 2020, prices dived to historic lows because there was hardly any demand for electricity.

  • In 2022, after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, prices skyrocketed due to a shortage of gas and market uncertainty.

  • In 2024, we saw a new trend: on sunny days with a lot of wind, the electricity price sometimes drops to zero or even negative because there is more renewable energy than demand.

Wind has a significant impact on electricity prices
Wind has a significant impact on electricity prices
Wind has a significant impact on electricity prices
Gas and electricity prices go hand in hand
Gas and electricity prices go hand in hand

Gas and electricity prices go hand in hand

Just like your raincoat is a good idea in Belgian showers, it's smart to adjust your energy consumption to the market. When the gas price rises, often the electricity price goes up as well. Why? Because when there is a high demand for electricity, gas power plants have to step in to produce it. But at times when there is a lot of solar and wind energy available, gas power plants need to work less, and the electricity price stays wonderfully low. With a smart energy contract, you can take advantage of these fluctuations and have your devices operate during the cheapest times.

How is the electricity price structured?

An energy bill consists of three parts: the energy price, the network costs, and the surcharges and taxes. These are divided into variable and fixed costs.

Fixed costs

Fixed costs

Fixed costs

Variable costs

Variable costs

Variable costs

Kunstlaan 56, 1000 Brussel, België

BE.1011.812.443

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Kunstlaan 56, 1000 Brussel, België

BE.1011.812.443

English (Belgium)

Kunstlaan 56, 1000 Brussel, België

BE.1011.812.443

English (Belgium)