Cabinet approves electricity rate cut

Government Commissioner Szilárd Németh, Member of Parliament, Vice-President of Fidesz in a video published on his community page spoke about the fact that the results of the Hungarian overhead reduction are outstanding even compared to neighboring countries.

Cabinet approves electricity rate cut

The cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposed reduction in the price of electricity from 4.15 baht per kilowatt hour to 3.99 baht for the billing period May 1 to Aug 31.

Prime Minister expected to announce major reduction in electricity prices tomorrow

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to announce a significant reduction in electricity prices tomorrow. According to sources, the Prime Minister will hold an important meeting in Islamabad with leading business figures. Finance Ministry sources revealed that the meeting will include cabinet members and 336 business tycoons, during which PM Shehbaz Sharif will brief them on power sector reforms. It is worth noting that the IMF ha…

The electric pool will be placed in the 30 euros megawatt hour in front of the spring "more competitive in history".A competitiveness that the pool finds, among other factors, in the current state of green energies, led by a hydraulic in "state of grace".As explained by the general director of the energy consultant Tempos Energía, Antonio Aceituno, "there are high possibilities to enjoy an optimistic spring, although, once closed this positive s…

Thai Cabinet Gives Green Light to Electricity Cost Cut

File photo In a move to ease financial strain, Thailand's cabinet has greenlit a reduction in electricity charges from 4.15 baht to 3.99 baht per kilowatt-hour. This decision, targeting the billing period from May 1 to August 31, aims to lessen the financial burden on households and businesses. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, announcing the decision, stressed that this cut reflects the cabinet's commitment to aiding consumers wit…

Thailand to reduce electricity tariffs to 3.99 baht per unit from May to August

Prime Minister announces that the Cabinet has acknowledged a measure to reduce electricity costs for consumers from May to August. BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra announced on April 1 that the Cabinet has acknowledged a measure to reduce electricity costs for consumers from May to August 2025. The Ministry of Energy proposed the initiative to ease the financial burden on the public, setting the electricity tariff at no …