Electricity tariffs in 2022 in Moscow and the Moscow region

Link to the archive of electricity tariffs in 2021 in Moscow and the Moscow region.

The following types of tariffs apply in Moscow and the Moscow region:

The indicated tariff plans for electricity from Mosenergosbyt are valid from January 1, 2022 in the territory of the city of Moscow and the Moscow region. (RUB/kWh including VAT)

Electricity tariffs presented below in the tables for the population and equivalent categories of consumers in the city of Moscow and the Moscow region are indicated in the ratio rub./kWh and are divided into two periods: electricity tariffs from January 1, 2022 to June 30, 2022 and electricity tariffs from July 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022.

Tariffs in Moscow for apartments and houses with gas stoves

How can you reduce consumption?

To pay less for light, just follow a few simple recommendations:

• replace simple incandescent lamps in housing with energy-saving ones;
• When choosing household appliances, you need to pay attention to its energy consumption class. The most economical would be A or A+++;
• do not turn on the air conditioner with the windows open - this will require more time to cool or heat the room, and, consequently, energy consumption will increase;
• When using an air conditioner, when selecting an operating mode, make sure that the difference between the temperature readings inside and outside is not significant. For example, setting the cooling temperature to 16 °C when the outside temperature is 40 °C or higher would not be a very rational solution;
• It is better to install cooling units (refrigerators, household freezers) where they will receive a minimum of sunlight and heat;
• When using an electric kettle, promptly remove any scale that has formed from it. Otherwise, the water heating time will increase, which means the electricity consumption will increase.

If you follow these recommendations, you will be able to save up to 30-40% of your electricity consumption.

Tariffs in Moscow for apartments and houses with electric stoves without electric heating systems

Allowances

Citizens who live in premises equipped with electric stoves and water heaters rather than gas stoves are entitled to a premium.
The same applies to Russians living in rural areas - they will also receive an additional amount of electricity. The amount of the premium is set at the regional level. The amount of additional volume (using the example of the Leningrad region) is:

• in houses with electric stoves - 50 kW/hour per person;
• for residential buildings not equipped with electric stoves for cooking - 606 kW/hour;
• Payment for energy supply at dachas occurs according to the standards adopted for one person;
• in houses heated by electricity (with installed meters) - an additional 1000 kW/hour.

Tariffs in Moscow for apartments and houses with electric stoves and electric heating systems

Average consumption data for household electrical appliances

In order to have an idea of ​​whether it is possible to “fit” into the social norm, you need to know how much electricity is “used” to use a particular household electrical appliance.

Tariffs in Moscow for apartments and houses without electric stoves with electric heating systems

Tariffs in Moscow for apartments and houses in rural areas

Single-tariff metering using a single-rate tariff for the population and equivalent categories of consumers in Moscow for 2022

Two-tariff metering using a tariff differentiated by day zones for the population and equivalent categories of consumers in Moscow for 2022

Multi-tariff metering using a tariff differentiated by day zones for the population and equivalent categories of consumers in Moscow for 2022

Standard electricity consumption per person without a meter in 2021

The minimum flow rate is not averaged across the country, but depends on the region, the climatic conditions a person lives in, and the length of daylight hours in that area. However, there are other indicators that are taken into account. These include:

• number of storeys of the building;
• housing size;
• the material from which the building is constructed;
• location of housing - in a city or rural area;
• the number of people registered in the apartment;
• number of rooms in the apartment;
• availability of an elevator and fire-fighting equipment;
• year of construction of the residential building;
• presence of an electric stove.

Tariffs in the Moscow region for apartments and houses with gas stoves

Calculation of benefits from electricity consumption - multi-tariff metering device

Condition:

50% discount on electricity consumption;

Multi-tariff metering device (three-tariff);

Calculation:

Energy consumption according to T1× tariff1 = amount to be paid pot1×0.5 (preferential coefficient) = amount to be paid (including benefits)

Electricity consumption for T2 × tariff2 = amount payable for T2 × 0.5 (preferential coefficient) = amount payable (taking into account the discount)

Electricity consumption for T3 × tariff3 = amount to be paid for T3 ×0.5 (preferential coefficient) = amount to be paid (including benefits)

Total amount to be paid = amount to be paid (including benefits) for T1+amount to be paid (including benefits) for T2+amount to be paid (including benefits) for T3

Tariffs in the Moscow region for apartments and houses in rural areas

Single-tariff accounting using a single-rate tariff for the population and equivalent categories in the Moscow region for 2022

Two-tariff accounting using a tariff differentiated by day zones for the population and equivalent categories in the Moscow region for 2022

Multi-tariff metering using a tariff differentiated by day zones for the population and equivalent categories in the Moscow region for 2022

On the official website of Mosenergosbyt, in the tariffs and payment section, six menu items are presented: “Tariffs for Moscow”, “Tariffs for the Moscow region”, “Methods of payment for electricity”, “Information for the population about payments for electricity taking into account common household needs (ODN)”, “Benefits” and “Information on the value of the established social norm for the consumption of electrical energy (power) for the population”, in turn, in the “Tariffs” section there is a description of electricity tariffs in force in Moscow and the Moscow region, by clicking on the section with tariffs you need, you You will be able to familiarize yourself with them in more detail to calculate your electricity costs.

Based on this pricing, Mosenergosbyt provides electricity tariffs broken down by rates and day zones, based on the individual needs of its subscribers. There are one-, two- and multi-tariff charging systems. With a multi-tariff system, not only daytime and nighttime electricity consumption is taken into account, but also its peak hours.

Electricity for common house needs (GDN) and its calculation.

In the section “Information for the population about payments for electricity taking into account common building needs (CDN)” you can familiarize yourself with a detailed diagram of electricity costs in an apartment building.

The rules for the provision of utility services are reflected in Resolution No. 354 of the Government of the Russian Federation dated May 6, 2011 (as amended on February 27, 2017) “On the provision of utility services to owners and users of premises in apartment buildings and residential buildings.”

In addition to paying for individual electricity consumption, residents also need to pay for general house needs (CHN). Such amounts are calculated, accrued and allocated in the payment receipt separately from each other.

Payment for communal electricity in an apartment building is mandatory for everyone, does not depend on whether consumers have individual metering devices (IMU) and is proportional to the area of ​​the premises they occupy.

If there is a common building meter, the volume of electricity supplied to the unit, subject to payment, is calculated by subtracting the total volume of individual consumption in all premises of the apartment building from the readings of the common building meter.

If a common house electricity meter is not installed, then the calculation of charges is carried out according to current standards.

Indicator size

Now the rate of electricity consumption is determined by each region independently.

This indicator was previously introduced only in some regions of the Russian Federation. Now it is used throughout Russia.

So, for example, in Moscow, the rate of electricity consumption per person per month, provided that a gas stove is used, is 80 kWh, in St. Petersburg - 78 kWh, in the Perm Territory - 50 kWh, in the Nizhny Novgorod Region - 50 kWh

Important: in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, changes to the generally accepted meaning are allowed.