Complete April 2026 Electricity Tariff List, Here are the Details

Government Sets Electricity Tariffs April-June 2026

The government through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has set the electricity tariff for the second quarter of 2026, which covers the period from April to June 2026. In this policy, there is no increase in electricity rates for that period, so the tariff remains the same as the previous month.

This policy was taken as part of efforts to maintain economic stability and people’s purchasing power. This tariff setting applies to all categories of customers, both subsidized and non-subsidized customers.

Here is a complete list of April 2026 electricity tariffs that can be found:

List of Non-Subsidized Electricity Tariffs April 2026

Based on information from the official Instagram account of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources at @KESDM, here is a list of electricity rates for 13 groups of non-subsidized customers for the April-June 2026 period:

• household group
• R-1/TR 900 VA-RTM: Rp1,352 per kWh
• R-1/TR 1,300 VA: IDR 1,445 per kWh
• R-1/TR 2,200 VA: IDR 1,445 per kWh
• R-2/TR 3,500-5,500 VA: IDR 1,700 per kWh

• R-3/Tr, TM ≥ 6,600 VA: IDR 1,700 per kWh

• business class

• B-2/TR 6,600 VA – 200 KVA: IDR 1,445 per kWh

• B-3/TM, TT > 200 KVA: IDR 1,122 per kWh

• industrial group

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• I-3/TM > 200 KVA: IDR 1,122 per kWh

• I-4/TT ≥ 30,000 KVA: IDR 997 per kWh

• government group

• P-1/TR 6,600 VA – 200 KVA: IDR 1,700 per kWh
• P-2/TM > 200 KVA: IDR 1,533 per kWh

• P-3/TR (Public Road Lighting): IDR 1,700 per kWh

• special service class

• L/TR, TM, TT: IDR 1,645 per kWh

List of Subsidized Customer Electricity Tariffs April 2026

The following is a list of subsidized customer electricity tariffs for the period April-June 2026:

• Household 450 VA: IDR 415 per kWh
• Household 900 VA: IDR 605 per kWh
• Household 900 VA RTM: IDR 1,352 per kWh
• Household 1,300–2,200 VA (partial subsidy): Rp 1,444.70 per kWh
• Households more than 3,500 VA (partial subsidies/large households): Rp 1,699.53 per kWh

Factors that affect the amount of electricity bill

Electricity tariffs in Indonesia are distinguished by power class and type of use, such as household, business, industry and government. This group will determine the range of costs per kilowatt hour (kWh) that must be paid by customers. Although the rate per kWh is fixed, several factors can affect the difference in the amount of the bill with other customers. Here are some of them:

1. Power consumption used
   
   The more power consumption used, the greater the monthly electricity costs. Equipment such as large refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners to water heaters can make your monthly electricity bill bigger than other customers.

2. Usage habits
   
   Usage time can also cause differences in electricity bills for each customer. For example, on vacation, you more often turn on the air conditioner, watch TV, and activate other electronic devices from morning to night. So, do not be surprised if the bill can swell.

3. selected system
   
   Prepaid and postpaid customers have different payment patterns. On the one hand, prepaid customers will pay for electricity according to the token purchased, while postpaid will be paid at the end of the month. Both may have the same basic rate. However, the prepaid system actually has the advantage of controlling its usage and transparency of the monthly tariff.

4. Installed group
   
   Differences in class or installed power also affect electricity bills. In short, customers with higher power can have higher electricity rates than the lower class.

That was the information about the April 2026 electricity tariff list that can be known. Hopefully useful, yes!