Some Ukrainians have been approved new tariffs for heating energy supply services. Whether the bills will change in the midst of the heating season is discussed in the article "Suspilne".
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SubscribeTariff adjustments have occurred in Kropyvnytskyi. The local utility company "Teploenergetyk" has initiated a recalculation of service costs for all consumer categories, including the population.
The previous tariff was no longer economically viable due to rising production, transportation, and heating energy supply costs, increases in electricity prices, and the growth of the minimum wage.
New economically justified tariffs:
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- for budget institutions and organizations – 6992.66 UAH per gigacalorie;
- for other consumers – 9772.16 UAH per gigacalorie.
Despite the new tariffs, the population will continue to pay at the rate that was in effect on February 24, 2022 - 2005.60 UAH per gigacalorie or 50 UAH 85 kopecks per square meter of heated space.
It is noted that the difference in tariffs will be covered by budget funds, as there is currently a moratorium in place prohibiting heating price increases for residential consumers.
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