Tariffs will remain the same only in Kharkiv, Nikolaev and Kherson regions that were severely affected during the conflict.
in Ukraine 1 January and 1 July 2023 plans to raise cold water tariffs. Prices for January are already known, but final tariffs are yet to be confirmed. This is stated in the project on NEURC’s website.
what will be the rates
Water supply and sewerage tariffs vary by region. also in Kharkov, Nikolaev and Kherson regions The tariffs will not be reviewed, as these areas have suffered greatly from the occupation of the Russian invaders.
In other regions, NEURC recommends setting the following water prices:
- Vinnytsia Regional Vodokanal – 37.29 UAH (24.57 water supply / 12.72 water drainage);
- Vodokanal in Uzhgorod – UAH 50.27 (30.75 / 19.51);
- Gorvodokanal SM (Sumy) – UAH 36.01 (18.06/17.95);
- Dnipro-Kirovohrad (Kropyvnytskyi) – UAH 54.22 (30.19 / 24.036);
- Dneprovodokanal – UAH 37.36 (22.57/14.79);
- Dnieper-Western Donbass – UAH 46.74;
- Zhitomirvodokanal – UAH 51.80 (24.97 / 26.83);
- Zaporozhye Vodokanal – UAH 33.85 (21.05/12.80);
- Ivanofrankivskvodoecotechprom – 31.29 UAH (14.50/16.78);
- Infoksvodokanal (Odessa) – UAH 42.24 (21.94/20.28);
- Kievvodokanal – UAH 39.28 (21.69/17.59);
- Lutskvodokanal – UAH 31.73 (13.76/17.96);
- Lvivvodokanal – UAH 29.12 (19.44/9.68);
- Poltavavodokanal – UAH 42.13 (22.24/19.88);
- Rivnooblastvodokanal – UAH 41.86 (22.29/19.57);
- Ternopilvodokanal – UAH 44.46 (21/23.46);
- Khmelnytskyvodokanal – UAH 31.17 (16.03/15.62);
- Cherkassyvodokanal — UAH 34.94 (18.73/16.21);
- Chernigovvodokanal — UAH 39,816 (19.82/19.99);
- Chernivtsi water canal — UAH 30.63 (20.95/9.68).
What about the hot water and heating tariffs?
They will likely remain unchanged until the end of the 2022/2023 heating season. Therefore, on December 20, 2022, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced that he will receive a subsidy of UAH 14 billion from the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine to local budgets, which will help to contain the increase in heating and hot water prices during the heating season.
Thus, according to the head of government, tariffs for heat and hot water for Ukrainians will remain unchanged, and heat supply enterprises will have the opportunity to work and repair without interruption.
It was previously known that from January 1, 2023, electricity prices for some consumers in Ukraine will increase. The National Commission has revised prices specifically for:
- electricity transmission services;
- Services for shipment (operational-technological) management of NPC “Ukrenergo”;
- electrical energy distribution services;
- services of universal service providers.
Focus also wrote that from the New Year in Ukraine they will begin to replace old incandescent bulbs with LED lamps.
Source: Focus
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