Electric Tariff
The Authority, through its regulatory and supervisory role, is responsible for determining the electric tariff for all sectors and categories in the Kingdom, based on the provisions of Articles 7/b, 9/b, and 47 of the Electricity Law No. 64 of 2002 and its amendments, as outlined in the Electric Tariff Guide. It also sets the purchase tariff for licensees involved in distribution and retail supply from the transmission organization, linking it to the percentage of electrical losses occurring on their respective networks
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Calculate Your Bill
The Authority, through its regulatory and supervisory role, aims to provide the best service to consumers by enabling citizens to verify the amount of their monthly electricity bill through the electricity bill calculation application. Please click here.
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New Electric Tariff 2022
Government Plan for Electric Tariff Restructuring
A new government plan for restructuring electricity tariffs involves reducing the electricity costs for several economic sectors. At the same time, nearly 90% of Jordanian households will not experience any significant changes in their monthly bills.
Targeted Categories:
- Residential Sector
- Economic Sectors
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Simplified Consumption Tiers for the Residential Sector
The new electricity tariff restructuring plan aims to eliminate the distortions in the current tariff and direct government support to Jordanian residential consumers by adopting a simpler tariff structure. The number of tariff tiers has been reduced, making it easier for every household to understand their bills based on their consumption, thus promoting better spending efficiency.
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Reducing Electricity Costs for Economic Sectors
Eliminating distortions in the electricity tariff has become a fundamental demand from vital economic sectors, enabling them to continue and withstand the numerous economic challenges that have intensified due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, which continue to affect these sectors.