Africa-Press – Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), a subsidiary of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) has increased electricity tariffs with effect from 21 September 2022.
In a notice seen by Pindula News, ZETDC said consumers will get the following on their first purchase (domestic tariff):
50 Units / kWh – $750.00
100 Units / kWh – $2 252.00
150 Units / kWh – $4 885.00
200 Units / kWh – $7 515.00
250 Units / kWh – $11 275.00
300 Units / kWh – $15 035.00
350 Units / kWh – $19 360.00
400 Units / kWh – $23 680.00
450 Units / kWh – $28 190.00
500 Units / kWh – $32 700.00
600 Units / kWh – $41 715.00
700 Units / kWh – $50 735.00
800 Units / kWh – $59 755.00
900 Units / kWh – $68 780.00
1000 Units / kWh – $77 800.00
Before the latest tariff hike by ZESA, the power utility last reviewed power costs on 3 August 2022. The old tariffs are as follows:
50 Units / kWh – $542.00
100 Units / kWh – $1,627.00
150 Units / kWh – $3,530.00
200 Units / kWh – $5,431.00
250 Units / kWh – $8,145.00
300 Units / kWh – $10,860.00
350 Units / kWh – $13,970.00
400 Units / kWh – $17,078.00
450 Units / kWh – $20,334.00
500 Units / kWh – $23,590.00
600 Units / kWh – $30,103.00
700 Units / kWh – $36,616.00
800 Units / kWh – $43,129.00
900 Units / kWh – $49,641.00
1000 Units / kWh – $ 56,154.00
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