Prices for light: what will happen to tariffs through war with Russia

However, despite the difficult situation in the energy sphere, electricity tariffs for Ukrainians are not planned to be revised, the Ministry of Energy has not been planned. It is reported that the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has continued special compliance with the electricity market until March 31, 2023 - this means that tariffs for the population will not change by the end of the heating season. From October 1, 2021, the tariff is UAH 1. 44 per kWh per consumption up to 250 kWh per month.

There were 80% of the total number of such consumers by the end of September. For all consumers more than 250 kWh per month, the price remained unchanged at the level of 1. 68 UAH. The same price applies to dormitories and collective consumers. Focus wrote that in Kiev, on October 27, about one million household consumers remained without electricity. Energy are forced to apply to overcome the effects of rocket strokes.

The Ministry of Energy, profile specialists, Ukrenergo operator and the country's power company regularly work on various scenarios, so that any of them are being implemented to call promptly. However, there is no clear prediction for the winter - too many variables in the equation of war. "You can predict a million scenarios, Ministry of Energy and Ukrenergo work on different scenarios, is also the most permanent. But also optimistic is - all attacks stop, and we begin to repair everything.

Even more optimistic scenarios - we are picking up the Zaporizhzhia NPP, this is a very good screenplay. We need to think realistically. So far, the attacks will not stop, we will hardly be able to improve the situation in the energy, " - states the senior analyst Dragon Capital Denis Sakva. Expert of the Energy Program of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future.

Andrian Prokip emphasized that the contribution of consumers themselves - citizens who can save electricity - is important to assist the power system. "The savings are able to reduce daily disproportionality of load. When the peak of consumption increases, consumers are forcibly disconnected. The more we save, the lower the probability that they will force the schedule of shutdowns," says Andrian Prokip. In his opinion, it is now important for everyone to give up regular use of powerful appliances.