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Proposal for 5-level household electricity price list: Remove level 1 from 0 - 50kWh
The content mentioned in the draft Decision of the Prime Minister stipulates the structure of retail electricity prices.
The retail electricity price structure is a table of percentages (%) of the average retail electricity price to calculate the specific retail electricity price for each group of electricity customers.
Accordingly, the proposed 5-level household electricity price list is as follows:
TT | Customer target group | Ratio compared to the average retail electricity price adjusted by authority (%) |
|---|---|---|
Retail price of electricity for household use | ||
1 | Retail price of household electricity | |
Level 1: For kWh from 0 - 100 | 90% | |
Level 2: For kWh from 101 - 200 | 108% | |
Level 3: For kWh from 201 - 400 | 136% | |
Level 4: For kWh from 401 - 700 | 162% | |
Level 5: For kWh from 701 and up | 180% | |
2 | Retail price of electricity for households using prepaid card meters | 132% |
Retail price of electricity for household use using prepaid card meters is applied when technical conditions permit for groups of customers buying electricity temporarily and buying electricity for short-term use for household purposes.
Electricity support
Poor households according to income criteria prescribed by the Prime Minister are supported with electricity bills for living purposes, the monthly support level is equivalent to the electricity bill for 30 kWh calculated according to the current retail price of level 1 household electricity.
Social policy households according to the criteria prescribed by the Prime Minister (not poor households receiving electricity support as prescribed in Clause 1, Article 4 of the draft) and whose monthly electricity consumption for domestic purposes does not exceed 50 kWh will be supported with electricity equivalent to the electricity consumption of 30 kWh calculated according to the current retail price of household electricity level 1.
Funding to support electricity bills for poor households and social policy households is arranged from the state budget and other legal financial sources.
Compared to Decision 28/2014/QD-TTg, the new draft Decision only has 5 levels, removing level 1 (from 0 - 50kWh), and increasing prices in the remaining levels, in which level 5 has the highest level of 180% compared to the average retail electricity price adjusted according to authority.
TT | Customer target group | Ratio compared to the average retail electricity price adjusted by authority (%) |
Retail price of electricity for household use | ||
1 | Retail price of household electricity | |
Level 1: For kWh from 0 - 50 | 92% | |
Step 2: For kWh from 51 - 100 | 95% | |
Level 3: For kWh from 101 - 200 | 110% | |
Step 4: For kWh from 201 - 300 | 138% | |
Level 5: For kWh from 301 - 400 | 154% | |
Level 6: For kWh from 401 and up | 159% | |
2 | Retail price of electricity for households using prepaid card meters | 132% |
The latest 6-level household electricity price list in 2023 is in effect
The latest 6-level household electricity price list applied from May 4, 2023 according to Decision 1062/QD-BCT is as follows:
Retail price of household electricity | Electricity price (VND/kWh) |
Level 1: For kWh from 0 - 50 | 1,728 |
Level 2: For kWh from 51 - 100 | 1,786 |
Level 3: For kWh from 101 - 200 | 2,074 |
Level 4: For kWh from 201 - 300 | 2,612 |
Level 5: For kWh from 301 - 400 | 2,919 |
Level 6: For kWh from 401 and up | 3.015 |
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