塞内加尔自2026年1月1日起下调电价

Core Viewpoint - The Senegalese Energy Regulatory Commission (CRSE) has officially approved a new electricity pricing scheme aimed at reducing electricity costs for small users by 10% starting next year [1] Group 1: Pricing Structure - The new pricing structure introduces a targeted 10% reduction for the first tier of electricity consumption, benefiting low-power residential and professional users [1] - The reduction applies to both postpaid and Woyofal prepaid users, ensuring equitable treatment for all small users [1] Group 2: Beneficiaries and Impact - By 2026, over 2.6 million users nationwide are expected to benefit from this price reduction [1] - For low-power residential users, the price for the first tier (0 to 150 kWh) is set at 82 West African francs per kWh, while for low-power professional users, the price for the first 50 kWh is reduced to 147.43 West African francs per kWh [1] Group 3: Economic Implications - This social measure is projected to result in a revenue decrease of approximately 18.279 billion West African francs for the Senegalese National Electricity Company [1] - However, the CRSE's analysis indicates that this revenue reduction will not jeopardize the industry's viability, as the projected total revenue for 2026 remains within the allowable maximum revenue standards [1] - The proposal from the Senegalese National Electricity Company is deemed reasonable, maintaining unchanged rates for high-consumption and other customer categories [1]