From October 1, 2025: who will benefit from reduced rates for electric heating.

30.09.2025 1507

30.09.2025 1507

From October 1, 2025: who will benefit from reduced rates for electric heating

According to inkorr.com: From October 1, 2025, Ukrainians using electric heating will be able to save on utility bills thanks to new reduced rates set by the Cabinet of Ministers. These rates will be in effect throughout the heating season. This is reported by

'Hlavred'

How much to pay for electric heating from October 2025

According to

Cabinet Resolution No. 37

, for those who use electricity for heating, a preferential rate will be introduced:

2.64 UAH/kWh – for the first 2,000 kWh per month.
4.32 UAH/kWh – for consumption over 2,000 kWh.

Until when will the reduced rate for electric heating be valid

This discount will be available only for households without other types of heating and will be in effect from October 1, 2025, to April 30, 2026. For other household consumers

the rate will remain unchanged – 4.32 UAH/kWh, as previously determined by the government.

When will the rates for electric heating increase

However, experts warn of a possible increase in rates in the coming years. According to Oleg Popenko, head of the Consumers' Association of Utility Services, from 2026 to 2028, electricity prices could rise by 15-20% each year. He noted:

'Rate increases are virtually inevitable, and both Ukrainian experts and international institutions, including the National Bank of Ukraine and the IMF, have repeatedly warned about this, pointing to the need to bring rates closer to market levels.'

Such a rate increase is related to the need

to bring rates closer to market conditions

and the consequences of Russian shelling, which complicate the operation of the energy infrastructure.

Heating subsidy for IDPs

Additional support for payment of utility services, including electricity, may be granted to Ukrainians living in areas of active or potential hostilities. These funds are intended to alleviate the financial burden on households during wartime.

Thus, the new rates for electric heating could become significantly more beneficial for many Ukrainians who have still been suffering from high bills. However, it is important to be prepared for possible price increases in the future, as confirmed by experts. Meanwhile, state support for internally displaced persons is an important step in ensuring living conditions during challenging times.