Egypt increases household electricity rates by 12%

The Egyptian government has approved an increase in household electricity prices with an average rise of 12%, while keeping the price of the first consumption slab unchanged. This measure is part of efforts to ensure the stability of electricity supplies and achieve financial sustainability. The state continues to bear a significant portion of the production costs, with citizens paying about 25% of the cost when consuming 50 kWh, and this percentage rising to 62% at a consumption of 600 kWh, meaning consumers with higher usage shoulder the majority of the costs. These adjustments follow pricing studies aimed at balancing costs while continuing to support lower consumption brackets to ensure the sustainability of the electricity sector.

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