Ukraine raises electricity price for Crimea by 14.4% from July
Ukraine has increased the price of electricity for occupied Crimea by 14.4% (by RUR 0,43 per kWh), to RUR 3.42/kWh from July, Ukraine's Minister of Energy and Coal Industry Volodymyr Demchyshyn has told reporters.
"We've raised the price [for Crimea] substantially from July 1, to RUR 3.42 per kWh. Previously, it was RUR 2.99 per kWh," he said in Kyiv.
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