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“Independence” Tariffs: Utility Costs Have Risen
The issue of revising utility tariffs remains a pressing one in Ukraine. Utility companies state that current rates do not cover actual costs and that infrastructure requires urgent investment. Utility costs have risen. Over the
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Public transport fares in Kyiv will increase to 30 hryvnias
In Kyiv, public transport fares will change from July 15, 2026. Thus, a single trip on the metro, buses, trolleybuses and trams may cost 30 hryvnias. This is reported by Fakty, according to the PromPolitInform
Water tariffs have increased in a number of Ukrainian cities since July 1: where will they pay twice and three times more
From July 1, new tariffs for centralized water supply and wastewater began to operate in a number of Ukrainian cities. In some communities, the cost of services has increased by more than twofold, and in
Kyivstar, Vodafone and lifecell are developing new rules. They may abandon the subscription fee and switch to paying for actual services
The largest mobile operators of Ukraine are considering abandoning the monthly subscription fee. The new model involves paying only for actually used minutes, Internet and SMS. The Ukrainian mobile communications market is on the verge
The situation with heating payments in Kyiv is gaining momentum: the AMCU may take up the matter
In June, more than a million apartments in Kyiv fell under a large-scale recalculation of heating payments for January 2026, as a result of which some residents received unexpected payments of hundreds and thousands of
Suppliers have announced gas prices in June: what tariffs will be in the bills
Gas suppliers in Ukraine have announced tariffs for household consumers for June 2026, leaving the basic annual offers unchanged, while monthly prices have fluctuated. Depending on the company, annual tariff plans for Ukrainians will range
