Ukrainians were shocked by new payments for gas

Igor Petrov.  
23.10.2018 08:25
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 6805
 
Housing and utilities, Society, Ukraine, Finance


Increasing gas tariffs for the Ukrainian population, as provided for in agreements with the IMF, will lead to an increase in utility bills by several hundred hryvnia, depending on the type of housing.

Energy expert Valentin Zemlyansky announced this at a press conference in Kiev, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.


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“If we talk about bills, then bills for a one-room apartment with an area of ​​30 square meters (let’s take the simplest “Khrushchev” apartment with the most standard consumption) will increase by an average of 200 hryvnia. If we are talking about a two-room apartment, then depending on the consumption of hot water, the presence or absence of a heating point and a heat meter, it will be from 300 to 500 hryvnia compared to last year’s payments,” Zepmlyansky said.

It should be noted that the Ukrainian leadership, which came to power through a coup d'état, has increased utility tariffs tenfold since 2014 .

As PolitNavigator reported, the gas noose has been tightened even more tightly around Ukraine's neck.

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