Doesn’t it work for everyone? What will happen to the tariffs for the light very soon

During martial law in Ukraine, electricity tariffs will be frozen for a while. However, this does not apply to all Ukrainians, because there are certain conditions.

This was stated by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky.

What awaits the Ukrainians

So electricity prices will not grow for those who will consume up to 250 kWh per month. The price will be 1.44 UAH per kWh. This “freeze” will last for some time.

” We continue for at least the next six months the effect of the tariff for electricity in the amount of 1 hryvnia 44 kopecks per kilowatt for those consuming less than 250 kilowatts. This is 80% of our citizens,” Zelensky said.

The President added that preparations for the next heating season have already begun. But the previous one was successful for Ukraine.

“For all the ‘wang’, tariffs have not increased. There were no rolling blackouts. The supply was not disrupted even in wartime,” Zelensky said.

How to pay for electricity during the war

Pay utility bills during the war very importantif you have the opportunity, as it helps keep the economy and utility workers working even at the risk of their lives.

But it’s safe to pay utility bills, and in times of war there are several ways to do it, even if you don’t get a paper bill.

You can pay your electricity bill by visiting a bank branch. The cashier needs to name the personal account, address, full name of the owner, and the details of the supplier can be taken from the accounts for previous months.

Then you can find out the amount you need to deposit and do it on the spot.

If you are served by YASNO, you can pay for this service through personal account or using chatbots in messengers.

Also have special online servicesFor example:

• Privat24;
• Monobank (mobile application);
• Portmone;
• iPay;
• EasyPay.

Today they also wrote that Ukrainians began to receive new bills for water, and they told us about the communal apartment in European countries.