What is the current 6-level retail price of household electricity in Vietnam?
What is the current 6-level retail price of household electricity in Vietnam? Thank you - Mr. Bao (Ha Noi)
What is the current 6-level retail price of household electricity in Vietnam?
As prescribed the Appendix issued with Decision 2941/QĐ-BCT in 2023, the current 6-level retail price of household electricity in Vietnam is as follows:
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Retail price of electricity for daily use |
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4.1 |
Retail price of household electricity |
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Level 1: For kWh from 0 - 50 |
1,806 |
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Level 2: For kWh from 51 - 100 |
1,866 |
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Level 3: For kWh from 101 - 200 |
2.167 |
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Level 4: For kWh from 201 - 300 |
2,729 |
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Level 5: For kWh from 301 - 400 |
3,050 |
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Level 6: For kWh of 401 or more |
3.151 |
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4.2 |
Retail price for household electricity using prepaid card meters |
2,649 |
Specifically, for the price of electricity for household use using prepaid card meters, it will be 2,649 VND/kWh, regardless of the usage level.
This electricity price adjustment is increased by 4.5% from the old price, effective from November 9, 2023.
What is the current 6-level retail price of household electricity in Vietnam? - Source: Internet
How to determine the retail price of electricity in the case of households with separate household registration using a shared meter in Vietnam?
Pursuant to Clause 2 Article 10 of the Circular 16/2014/TT-BCT (amended by Clause 2 Article 1 of the Circular 09/2023/TT-BCT) stipulating retail electricity prices for household use as follows:
Retail electricity prices for household use
1. Retail electricity prices for household use apply to households that use electricity for household needs and have a direct purchase and sale contract with the electricity supplier. Each household using electricity in a month is applied a household electricity consumption rate.
2. The electricity buyer for household use has households using electricity using a shared meter (determined according to the household registration information at the electricity use location), applying the electricity selling price for the using households according to the principle that the general household consumption rate of the electricity buyer is equal to the rate of each level multiplied by the number of households using electricity using a shared meter.
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Therefore, in the case of the electricity buyer for household use has households using electricity using a shared meter, the electricity selling price for the using households is applied according to the principle:
General household consumption rate of the electricity buyer = Rate of each level x Number of households using electricity using a shared meter.
What are regulations on the price of electricity for household use for students renting houses in Vietnam?
Pursuant to Clause 4 Article 10 of the Circular 16/2014/TT-BCT (amended by Clause 6 Article 1 of the Circular 25/2018/TT-BCT and Clause 4 Article 1, Clause 2 Article 2 of the Circular 09/2023/TT-BCT) stipulating retail electricity prices for household use as follows:
Retail electricity prices for household use
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4. The electricity buyer for the purpose of living for tenants to live is applied as follows:
a) At each address of the rental house, the electricity seller only signs one unique purchase and sale contract. The landlord is responsible for providing information about the residence at the place of electricity use of the tenants;
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c) In case of renting houses to students and workers (the tenant is not a household):
- In case the tenant has a rental contract for 12 months or more and has a temporary residence registration, the landlord directly signs the purchase and sale contract or the representative of the tenant signs the purchase and sale contract (with a commitment to pay the electricity bill of the landlord);
- In case the lease term is less than 12 months and the landlord does not fully declare the number of electricity users, the retail electricity price of the 3rd level: From 101 to 200 kWh is applied to the entire amount of electricity measured at the meter.
In case the landlord declares the full number of electricity users, the electricity seller is responsible for issuing the quota for the landlord based on the temporary residence book or certificate of temporary residence confirmation of the local police agency; every 4 people are counted as one household to calculate the number of quotas for applying the retail electricity price, specifically: 1 person is counted as 1/4 quota, 2 people are counted as 1/2 quota, 3 people are counted as 3/4 quota, 4 people are counted as 1 quota. When there is a change in the number of tenants, the landlord is responsible for notifying the electricity seller to adjust the calculation quota for electricity.
The electricity seller has the right to inspect and require the electricity buyer to present the temporary residence book every month to determine the number of people to calculate the number of quotas when calculating the electricity bill.
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As regulations above, when students rent houses, the retail electricity price will be applied as follows:
- At each rental house address, the electricity seller only signs one unique purchase and sale contract, and the landlord must provide information about the residence at the place of electricity use of the tenant.
- If the student has a rental contract, they can directly sign a purchase and sale contract, but they need to commit to paying the electricity bill of the landlord.
- If the lease term is less than 12 months and the number of people is not declared, the retail electricity price of the 3rd level: From 101 to 200 kWh is applied to the entire amount of electricity measured at the meter.
- If the number of people is fully declared, every 4 people are counted as one household to calculate the number of quotas for applying the retail electricity price, specifically as follows:
1 person is counted as 1/4 quota,
2 people are counted as 1/2 quota,
3 people are counted as 3/4 quota,
4 people are counted as 1 quota.
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