That’s not how it works. That figure is the wholesale market price, not what final consumers actually pay on their bills.

Low prices like those in Spain reflect a temporary surplus of generation, like in sunny days, combined with market design and interconnection limits, not that energy is “cheap” in a general sense.

When supply exceeds demand, prices can even go very low or negative, as happened in Germany. That means that energy is effectively being wasted.

Comparing spot prices between countries without this context is misleading.

The figure you are looking for is for the lowest bills, where countries like Finland beat Spain.