EPRA Announces New Electricity Charges
As June 2026 electricity bills begin to reach consumers, many Kenyans are expected to feel the impact of the latest EPRA power price adjustments...
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Kenyans will face higher electricity bills in June 2026 following new monthly adjustments announced by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA). Consumers will pay an extra Ksh3.87 per unit.
- The total additional cost per unit is Ksh3.87, comprising a fuel energy cost charge of Ksh3.14, a forex fluctuation charge of Ksh0.72, and a WRMA levy of Ksh0.0142.
- The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is responsible for these adjustments.
- These charges are partly due to Ksh779 million in foreign exchange losses absorbed by consumers, with independent power producers accounting for the largest share.
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