Starting from September, electricity prices in Ukraine for the population will increase by a quarter, and in October heating prices will rise by 70%.
Those who are single and can walk around the apartment by touch in the dark will be able to save money - with a consumption of up to 100 kW/hour, the cost of one kilowatt will cost “only” 71,4 kopecks instead of the previous 57 kopecks. If you did not write to the norm, then at costs from 100 to 600 kW/hour the cost of one kilowatt will already be 1,29 UAH. instead of 99 kopecks. If you managed to have a family and children, then kilowatts over the consumed 600 will cost 1,63 UAH. for every.
No one is allowed to live in society and be free from rising prices. The cost of electricity will also increase by the same 25% for large families and family-type orphanages. But for now, they will pay less than others - 45,6 kopecks. for one kW/hour.
Those who are lucky, ride on them. It is assumed that Ukrainians will get used to the constant rise in price, and it can continue indefinitely. The next price increase will take place on March 1, 2017 - for consumption up to 100 kW - the price will be 99 kopecks, over 100 kW - 1,68 UAH. It probably doesn’t make sense to justify the next increase in tariffs by some kind of IMF requirements - and it will do.
So, there is time to live in an all-inclusive mode for a couple of days - turn on all lighting and heating devices, even if it is not cold. Try to wash everything in washing machines, iron everything with electric irons, charge all the batteries - soon it will cost much more.