Electricity Tariffs Set to Be Reviewed for First Time in 5 Years

Cabinet Moves to Revise Power Tariffs, Boost Access

PDF Button Rwanda’s Cabinet has approved plans to revise electricity tariffs for the first time in five years, part of a broader effort to expand power access and ensure a sustainable energy supply. Meeting Monday and chaired by President Paul Kagame, ministers were told that electricity now reaches 85 percent of households, a dramatic rise […] Related Posts: HM King Mohammed VI Addresses Speech to 1st China-Arab… Unseen Struggles: Hope and He…

Electricity tariffs set to be reviewed for first time in 5 years

Electricity tariffs in Rwanda are set for their first review since 2020, according to information from the Prime Minister's office. The communication was made on Tuesday, September 15 after a cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame at Urugwiro Village on September 15. The Prime Minister's office noted that the review process is already underway, in line with the country's targets in the energy sector. ALSO READ: Rwanda’s electricity acc…

With Access at 85%, Will Government Cut or Hike Electricity Tariffs?

Kigali – Rwanda has reached an electrification milestone few would have imagined twenty-five years ago.. If the current pace continues, universal access at a full 100 percent could be attained by 2029, or latest a year later. At a Cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame on Monday, the