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Spain’s 3 November figures: power prices, fuel costs and road closures
Official data put the regulated electricity average at €0.228 per kWh, while petrol averaged €1.722 a litre and 18 roads were closed at 06:33.
Spain’s official figures for Tuesday 3 November span household energy, traffic, weather and economic indicators, with data published by the responsible national and European institutions.
Red Eléctrica said the regulated PVPC electricity tariff averaged €0.228 per kWh. Its cheapest period was 14:00 to 15:00, when the price was €0.046 per kWh.
The Ministry for Ecological Transition’s fuel data put the national average at €1.722 a litre for petrol and €1.896 for diesel. At 06:33, the DGT listed 18 roads as closed, excluding closures recorded as roadworks, and one carriageway shut on three other roads.
MeteoAlarm listed one orange or red weather warning for Spain, either in force or still to come. The latest European Central Bank reference rate, dated 2 November, valued one pound at €1.1965.
The 12-month Euribor averaged 3.239% in October 2026, according to the European Central Bank. Spain’s National Statistics Institute reported a flash estimate of 4.9% inflation for October 2026.
Sources: Red Eléctrica; Ministry for Ecological Transition; DGT; European Central Bank; MeteoAlarm/AEMET; INE.
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Sources and corrections
- Red Eléctrica (REE) (opens in a new tab)
- Ministry for Ecological Transition (Geoportal de Hidrocarburos) (opens in a new tab)
- DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico), live traffic data (opens in a new tab)
- European Central Bank (opens in a new tab)
- MeteoAlarm / AEMET (opens in a new tab)
- European Central Bank (opens in a new tab)
- INE (Spain's National Statistics Institute) (opens in a new tab)
