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85% of households in Peninsular Malaysia will not be affected by electricity tariff adjustments

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PETALING JAYA: The seven million domestic consumers in Peninsular Malaysia will not be affected by the electricity tariff adjustments from Jan 1 to June 30 2024, says the Energy Commission.“Therefore, some 99% or 8.2 million domestic users will continue to enjoy subsidies from the government. However, the surcharges remain for non-domestic users,” the commission said in a statement on Friday.

For domestic users using 600 kilowatts per hour and below, the 2 sen rebate per kWh remains. Those using between 600 kWh and 1,500 kWh will not be subjected to a surcharge. For non-domestic users in the commercial and low voltage industrial, specific agriculture, water and sewerage categories, the surcharge remains at 3.70sen/kWh.

The government has allocated RM1.9bil in subsidies for the affected users to minimise the surcharge impacts for the first six months of next year.

 

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