Tariff “surprise”: in Kiev, raised the price of hot water

Many of Kiev there is no hot water, but rates her up.

The rate of PJSC “Kyivenergo” supply of hot water increased by 1.6%, and heating – reduced by 0.2%.
The decision was made at the Commission meeting on Tuesday, July 4, Biznestsentr reports citing the message of the national Commission.

According to previously published the draft decision, the tariffs for the centralized supply of hot water for the population for “Kyivenergo” is set at 84,45 UAH per 1 cubic meter (with VAT) in connection with radiators for hot water systems and 78,08 UAH per 1 cu. m (including VAT), with no towel.

In addition, the tariffs for the centralized supply of hot water for the needs of managers of apartment buildings is set at 67,80 UAH per 1 cubic m (without VAT) – if you connect the towel and 62,68 UAH per 1 cubic m (without VAT) in their absence.

In addition, the tariffs of PJSC “Kyivenergo” on service on the centralized heating for the population set at 1414,45 UAH/Gcal (including VAT) for subscribers of houses and apartment houses devices of the account of thermal energy and 32,91 UAH for 1 sq. m of heated area per month for subscribers of houses without house and apartment meters.

The new tariffs will enter into force on the day following the day of official promulgation of the decision in newspaper “Uryadovy courier”.

As reported, in July 2016, the tariffs for the supply of heat and hot water, “Kyivenergo” was increased 1.7-1.9 times.

Thus, the cost of 1 Gcal of heat from the company “Kyivenergo” for consumers (in the presence of an apartment or house meter) was increased with 657,24 1416,96 UAH to UAH, and in the absence of metering devices, the cost of heating one square meter of space up to 32,97 UAH/month from 16.14 UAH/month. the company informed.

The cost of hot water from “Kyivenergo” is of 83.1 UAH per cu. m with heated towel rail and 76,71 UAH without towel rail.

Recall that about 70% of subscribers in the capital caters to the “Kyivenergo” Rinat Akhmetov.

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