Electricity tariff restructuring for a fairer, more sustainable system

Learn how the new tariff structure affects your electricity bill and empowers smarter energy usage.

21 Jun 2025 09:50am

UNDERSTAND THE ELECTRICITY TARIFF RESTRUCTURING

In line with the announcement on the Restructuring of Electricity Tariffs, the principles of fairness, transparency and equity serve as the foundation in implementing the new structure to support the government’s efforts in easing the burden of Malaysians.

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