PLN Electricity Price List Per Kwh, Valid October 1-December

Electricity Tariff Policy for the Next Three Months

PT PLN’s electricity consumers do not need to worry about the tariff increase in the next three months. The government has determined that the electricity tariff for the fourth quarter of the October-December 2025 period will not be adjusted. This policy applies to all customers, both subsidized and non-subsidized.

The lowest electricity tariff, namely the S-1/TR class of 450 VA power, remains at Rp 325 per kWh. This is the same as the previous rate. Likewise with the groups above it to the highest, such as the R-2 and R-3/TR groups with a power of 3,500-5,500 VA which have a tariff of Rp. 1,699.53 per kWh. For the P-1 and P-3/TR power groups of 6,600 VA-200 KVA, the applicable tariff is also the same, which is Rp. 1,699.53 per kWh.

Electricity tariffs for non-subsidized customers and subsidies have not changed since the first quarter of the January-March 2025 period. According to Plt. Director General of Electricity at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Tri Winarno, the electricity tariff for the fourth quarter should be adjusted. However, the government decided not to increase tariffs in order to maintain people’s purchasing power.

Tri Winarno explained that the use of macroeconomic realization for the tariff adjustment for the fourth quarter of 2025 causes the potential for tariff increases. However, this decision was taken in order to maintain the economic stability of the community. By maintaining electricity tariffs until the end of this year, the government wants to provide certainty and maintain stability for the community and the business world.

List of Electricity Tariffs as of October 1, 2025

The following are the details of the electricity tariff as of October 1, 2025 for all PLN customers:

• Group R-1/Tr Small Power 900 VA-RTM: Rp 1,352 per kWh
• Group R-1/Tr Small Power 1,300 VA: Rp 1,444.70 per kWh
• Group R-1/Tr Small Power 2,200 VA: Rp 1,444.70 per kWh
• Class R-2/TR Medium Power 3,500-5,500 VA: Rp 1,699.53 per kWh
• Group R-3/TR, TM large power above 6,600 VA: Rp 1,699.53 per kWh
• Group B-2/Tr Small Power 6,600 VA-200 KVA: Rp 1,444.70 per kWh
• Group B-3/TM, TT Medium Power above 200 KVA: Rp 1,114.74 per kWh
• Group I-3/TM power above 200 KVA: IDR 1,114.74 per kWh
• Group I-4/TT power above 30,000 KVA: Rp 996.74 per kWh
• Group P-1/TR Power 6,600 VA-200 KVA: Rp 1,699.53 per kWh
• Group P-2/TM medium voltage above 200 KVA: Rp 1,522.88 per kWh
• Group P-3/TR for public street lighting: Rp 1,699.53 per kWh
• Group L/TR, TM, TT power at various voltages: Rp 1,644.52 per kWh
• Group S-1/TR Power 450 VA: Rp 325 per kWh
• Group S-1/TR Power 900 VA: Rp 455 per kWh
• Group S-1/TR Power 1,300 VA: Rp 708 per kWh
• Group S-1/TR Power 2,200 VA: IDR 760 per kWh
• Group S-1/TR Power 3,500 VA-200 KVA: Rp 900 per kWh
• Group S-2/TM power more than 200 KVA: Rp 925 per kWh
• Group R-1/TR Power 450 VA: Rp 415 per kWh
• Group R-1/TR Power 900 VA: Rp 605 per kWh

Tips for Saving Electricity

There are many ways to save electricity usage in your home, office, or other place. Here are some important tips:

daily habits

• Turn off lights, fans, and electronic devices when not in use or not in the room.
• Unplug the phone or laptop charger after the power is fully charged or not in use.
• Use sunlight as natural lighting during the day and take advantage of air circulation from the window to reduce air conditioning use.
• Replace incandescent lamps with LED lights because they are more energy efficient and durable.
• Set the AC temperature as needed, not too cold, and set the refrigerator temperature at the appropriate level to reduce the workload.
• Clean the dust on electronic devices regularly so that their performance remains optimal and does not waste electricity.

Choosing electronic equipment

• When purchasing new electronic devices, choose one that has energy-saving labels or high power efficiency.
• Choose the size of the refrigerator according to the needs of the family so that there is no free space that sucks more electricity.

Repair and maintenance

• Check the electrical installation at home regularly to prevent leakage or short circuit that can cause electrical wastage.
• Make sure there are no gaps in the doors and windows that can cause air to come in and out, which makes the air conditioner work harder.

Usage pattern

• Cooking rice with hot water can speed up the ripening process and save electrical energy on the rice cooker.
• Use a fan as an alternative to cool the room over air conditioning.