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Relief as electricity prices fall ahead of festive season

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Fuel cost charge and forex adjustment are the second and third biggest components respectively in power bills after consumption charge.

Photo credit: Diana Ngila | Nation Media Group

Electricity prices have fallen this month, offering relief to households and businesses ahead of the festivities where demand for power is set to rise.

A domestic consumer using 30 to 100 kilowatt-hours (kWh) is now getting 12.6 units for Sh500 compared to 12.2 units received for a similar amount last month while Sh200 is fetching 10.1 units compared to 9.8 units last month.