IMF proposes two three-year scenarios for phasing out Ukraine's energy PSO
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<p>The IMF presented scenarios for revising tariffs in Ukraine - the Ministry of Energy answered whether to expect increases and when the moratorium on tariff increases will apply in Ukraine until the end of the martial law. The Ministry of Energy first plans to strengthen targeted support households.</p>
IMF proposes two three-year scenarios for phasing out Ukraine's energy PSO
Fiscal costs of energy subsidies associated with Ukraine's public service obligation (PSO) mechanism and similar measures reached 3.7% of GDP annually in 2024-2026, as household electricity and gas tariffs covered less than half of market prices, according to an International Monetary Fund technical assistance report.
The agency stressed that any price changes are possible only after the end of martial law
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) presented two scenarios for the gradual increase of gas and electricity tariffs for the population of Ukraine. Depending on the scenario, the cost of electricity could increase by 52— 141%, and gas — by 60— 104% within three years.
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