Kyrgyzstan Set to Increase Electricity Rates Starting May 1
Electricity Rates to Increase in Kyrgyzstan from May 1
Bishkek – The Ministry of Energy of Kyrgyzstan has announced that electricity rates for all end consumers in the country will be adjusted to the inflation rate for 2023 starting from May 1. The rates will be increased by 10.8 percent.
According to the new rates, the electricity rate for the population for consumption up to 700 kilowatts will be 110.8 tyiyns, while consumption over 700 kilowatts will cost 239.3 tyiyns.
Additionally, rates will also be raised by 10.8 percent for other categories of consumers, including low-income families who are eligible for a separate preferential rate.
This adjustment in electricity rates aims to align with the inflation rate and ensure sustainable energy supply in Kyrgyzstan. Citizens are encouraged to monitor their consumption and make energy-efficient choices to manage their electricity bills effectively.
