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In any case, this figure appears in the Russian government decree issued at the end of last year. It specifies the maximum percentage of tariff growth for each region of the country. The percentage increase in tariffs in 2018, which is quite small compared to the previous rate of growth in utility prices, can be explained by the fact that official inflation in 2017 was only 2.5%; in 2018 it should be around 4%. Although the federally funded press presents us with a 5.5% increase in tariffs as an achievement of the authorities, in reality this percentage is not so small. In 2017, Prime Minister Medvedev said that tariffs for housing and communal services should not rise above the rate of inflation. In fact, in the same capital, utility services will rise in price from July 1, 2018, by a percentage that is twice the inflation rate. Are there new housing and communal services tariffs on the official website of the Moscow City Hall from July 1, 2018? The official website of the Moscow City Hall does not yet contain new tariffs for “utilities” that will come into effect in this city from July 1, 2018. Moreover, there is not even information about the corresponding resolution of the capital’s government with updated tariffs. Therefore, looking for information about how much housing and communal services will cost in Moscow from July 1, 2018 is required on the websites of service providers. How much will electricity tariffs increase from July 1, 2018 in Moscow? For most Muscovites, the price of 1 kilowatt-hour of electricity will not change from July 1. Iy here means residents of the so-called old Moscow, who use gas stoves and pay for electricity using a single-tariff meter without breakdown by time of day. For them, 1 kilowatt-hour of electricity will still cost 5.38 rubles. For those living in old, main Moscow, who have multi-tariff meters, the nightly tariff will become slightly more expensive - instead of 1.79 rubles, a nightly 1 kilowatt-hour of electricity will cost 1.92 rubles. Peak and half-peak zones for two- and three-tariff meters will cost the same as today. But for residents of new Moscow who use electric stoves, 1 kilowatt-hour will rise in price as follows: • According to a single-tariff meter - up to 4.30 rubles (instead of 4.04). • According to a two-tariff meter: o for the peak zone - up to 4.95 rubles (instead of 4.65), o for the night zone - up to 1.35 rubles (instead of 1.26). • According to a three-tariff meter: o for the peak zone - up to 5.16 rubles (instead of 4.85), o for the half-peak zone - up to 4.30 rubles (instead of 4.04), o for the night zone - up to 1.35 rubles ( instead of 1.26). For residents of the so-called new Moscow (Troitsky and Novomoskovsky districts), the growth will affect everyone without exception. For the majority of those living in these districts, electricity will cost the same as for those living in old Moscow. But using multi-tariff meters in the new Moscow will not be as profitable as in the old one - the tariffs for them will be higher. For residents of the Novomoskovsky and Troitsky Autonomous Districts of Moscow living in houses with gas stoves in areas that are not considered rural, the updated tariffs look like this: • For a single-tariff meter - 5.38 rubles (instead of 5.24). • According to a two-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 6.19 rubles (instead of 6.03), o for the night zone – 2.41 rubles (instead of 2.24). • According to a three-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 6.46 rubles (instead of 6.29), o for the half-peak zone – 5.38 rubles (instead of 5.24), o for the night zone – 2.41 rubles (instead of 2, 24). For those using electric stoves, the updated electricity tariffs are as follows: • For a single-tariff meter - 4.30 rubles (instead of 3.93). • According to a two-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 4.47 rubles (instead of 4.41), o for the night zone – 1.70 rubles (instead of 1.58). • According to a three-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 4.93 rubles (instead of 4.59), o for the half-peak zone – 4.11 rubles (instead of 3.83), o for the night zone – 1.70 rubles (instead of 1, 58). For those living in new Moscow in areas equated to rural areas, the updated tariffs from July 1 are as follows: • For a single-tariff meter - 3.77 rubles (instead of 3.67). • According to a two-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 4.34 rubles (instead of 4.22), o for the night zone – 1.70 rubles (instead of 1.58). • According to a three-tariff meter: o for the peak zone – 4.52 rubles (instead of 4.40), o for the half-peak zone – 3.77 rubles (instead of 3.67), o for the night zone – 1.70 rubles (instead of 1, 58). How much will cold water and sewerage prices rise in Moscow from July 1, 2018? The official website of Mosvodokanal provides information on new tariffs for cold water and sewerage in Moscow. As is the case with electricity tariffs, the cost of these services differs for those living in old and new Moscow. In old Moscow, the updated tariffs for the population are as follows: • cold water - 38.06 rubles per cubic meter (instead of 35.40), • wastewater disposal - 27.01 rubles per cubic meter (instead of 25.12). For residents of the new Moscow, tariffs will depend on specific districts and settlements. New tariffs for heating and hot water in Moscow from July 1, 2018 If we talk about heating and hot water supply (DHW), then although the tariffs for these services are known, it is not so easy for an ordinary city dweller to calculate their cost. Tariffs for these services are the cost of Gcal of heat used for heating and water heating to provide hot water service. Moreover, the tariff will depend on whether the consumer is connected to the heating point or after it. It is almost impossible for an ordinary Moscow resident to understand this. One way or another, the updated tariffs are known, and we will help you navigate them: • if you now pay for a Gcal of heat, it costs you 1,742.92 rubles, then the updated tariff is 1,806.89 rubles, • if now a Gcal of heat costs you 2,199, 24 rubles, then the updated tariff is 2279.95 rubles. You can find out the current tariff in any receipt for heating or hot water supply. The tariff increase in both cases is 3.67%. It is this percentage that is easier to rely on in the case of an increase in tariffs for hot water and heat.
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