Tariffs
The Tariffs tab shows the electricity tariff details assigned to this household. Tariff information is used by the platform's recommendation engine to calculate cost-based insights and personalise energy-saving recommendations — for example, suggesting that a user shift consumption to off-peak hours.
Tariff Chart
The main area displays a bar chart that visualises the applicable electricity rate for every hour of the week.
Y-axis — Price in EUR / kWh.
X-axis — Hourly time slots from Monday 00:00 through Sunday 23:00.
Bar colour and height — Taller, darker bars represent the High Tariff rate; shorter, lighter bars represent the Low Tariff rate.
A legend in the top-right corner of the chart shows the exact rates, for example:
Low Tariff
0.296 EUR / kWh
High Tariff
0.385 EUR / kWh
The chart makes it easy to see at a glance when expensive and cheap periods occur throughout the week. For a household on a dual tariff, the high-tariff periods typically correspond to daytime hours on weekdays, while nights and weekends fall under the low tariff.
High Tariff Schedule
Below the chart, a table lists the exact high-tariff windows for each day of the week:
Monday
07:00 – 19:00
Tuesday
07:00 – 19:00
Wednesday
07:00 – 19:00
Thursday
07:00 – 19:00
Friday
07:00 – 19:00
Saturday
—
Sunday
—
All hours outside the listed windows are charged at the low-tariff rate. The schedule varies by tariff provider, so the exact windows may differ between households.
Tariff Types
The platform supports different tariff structures depending on the household's electricity contract:
Single Tariff — A flat rate applies at all times. The chart shows bars of uniform height.
Dual Tariff — Two rate bands (high / low) apply depending on the time of day and day of the week, as shown in the example above. Households on a dual tariff are tagged with the
Dual Tarifflabel in the sidebar.Dynamic Tariff - Any rate that can be applied outside of a single and dual tariff like 15min changed tariffs, tripple tariffs and so on.
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