NERC has raised electricity tariffs for the population by 15%

National Electricity Regulatory Commission has raised electricity tariffs for the population by 15% since April 1.

Commission adopted an appropriate decision at the meeting.

Thus an electricity tariff for the population which consume less than 150 kilowatt-hours per month has increased to 28.02 cop / kWh (including VAT), while consuming over 150 kilowatt-hour tariff increased to 36.48 cop / kWh.

For large families, families with foster children and family-type homes regardless of consumption tariff increased to 28.02 cop / kWh.

For the population living in rural areas, while consuming less than 150 kilowatt-hours per month tariff has increased up to 25.92 cop / kWh, with consumption exceeding 150 kWh per month - up to 33.72 cop / kWh.

For people living in houses equipped with electric cooker and / or electrical heating settings (including in rural areas) the tariff rose to 21.54 cop / kWh while consuming less than 250 kWh of electricity and up to 28.02 cop / kWh while consuming over 250 kWh.

Electricity tariff for the population living in apartment buildings which are not gasified with natural gas, and where is absent or not functioning centralized heating system increased to 21.54 cop / kWh.

Prices for electricity, which is supplied to communities, rose to 36.48 cop/kWh, and electricity, supplied to dormitory accommodations - up to 28.02 cop / kWh.

Electricity tariffs for human settlements in rural areas rose to 33.72 cop / kWh, and electricity, supplied to dormitory accommodations in rural areas - up to 25.92 cop / kWh.