Lviv's Utility and Transport Rates to Stay Unchanged Through February 2026.

Lviv's Housing and Utility Rates for February 2026

According to Novyny.live: Residents of Lviv will see no increase in housing, utility, or public transport fares in February 2026. The current prices will remain fixed at least until the end of the heating season, which concludes on April 30, 2026. This price freeze offers welcome stability for household budgets during the winter months.

Public Transport Fares and Utility Service Charges

Public transport fares will not change. Starting February 1, 2026, a single cash fare will be 25 hryvnias. Passengers using the 'LeoCard' or its mobile app will pay a reduced fare of 17 hryvnias. Payment by bank card or NFC device will cost 20 hryvnias. Traveling without a valid ticket may result in a fine of 400 hryvnias.

• The price of natural gas for Lviv's population will be 7.96 hryvnias per cubic meter.
• The cost of electricity in Lviv from February 1 will be 4.32 hryvnias per kWh, with a night tariff of 2.16 hryvnias per kWh.
• The water supply tariff will remain at 17.29 hryvnias per cubic meter.
• The wastewater disposal tariff will be 8.59 hryvnias per cubic meter.

For context, in the nearby town of Busk, water supply prices from the start of 2026 are significantly higher at 56.92 hryvnias per cubic meter, with wastewater disposal at 27.38 hryvnias per cubic meter.

Consequently, Lviv residents can be assured that their utility and transport costs will not rise in the immediate future.

The decision to freeze utility tariffs in Lviv until the heating season ends sends a positive signal to city residents, allowing them to plan their expenses without the burden of additional financial pressures.

This tariff stability may also positively influence the city's broader economic climate, enabling residents to focus on other aspects of their financial planning.