Gas prices for Ukrainians have risen: new tariffs will come into effect from November.

According to inkorr.com: In early November 2025, gas companies announced new gas tariffs for consumers. The main change was a significant increase in monthly prices, while annual offers remained at the same level. One supplier raised the price by 6 hryvnias per cubic meter, reports GazPravda.

Current market situation

Currently, there are nine companies operating in the market: four of them offer fixed annual tariffs, while five offer both annual and variable monthly prices. In November, gas prices range from 8.46 to 29.99 UAH per cubic meter for monthly tariffs and from 7.79 to 9.99 UAH for annual offers.

The majority of consumers choose annual plans as they provide stability amid price fluctuations in the market. Over 98% of Ukrainian households receive gas at a fixed tariff of 7.96 UAH per cubic meter from NJSC 'Naftogaz of Ukraine' until April 2026.

Our annual offer provides stability for consumers in unstable market conditions.

Highest prices in November

The company 'Retail Service' (SvitloHaz) set the highest monthly price at 29.99 UAH per cubic meter, while the company YASNO offers the lowest monthly price – 8.46 UAH per cubic meter.

It is also worth noting that there is a potential increase in electricity tariffs in Ukraine, as warned by the National Bank.

In November 2025, gas supply companies in Ukraine raised monthly prices for natural gas for the population. Many consumers choose annual tariffs that provide them stability and protection from price fluctuations. Different companies offer options with varying conditions and prices, maintaining competitive struggle. The National Bank's warning about a potential increase in electricity tariffs has caused concern among citizens.

Gas tariffs in Ukraine have become a subject of attention due to rising prices, attributed to market instability. Consumers are increasingly choosing annual tariffs as a reliable option to protect against fluctuations. Additionally, the situation may become complicated due to a potential increase in electricity tariffs, adding a new level of uncertainty for households.