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Electricity Rates Hold Steady for Six Months Amid Inflation Concerns

3/28/2026

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The Ministry of Economic Affairs announced electricity rates will stay unchanged for six months, keeping the average at NT$3.78 per kilowatt-hour.
The move aims to curb inflation from rising global oil prices tied to the Middle East conflict.
The Ministry will reassess rates in September amid the ongoing geopolitical situation.
The Cabinet has implemented measures to stabilize prices for household liquefied natural gas (LNG) and fertilizers.

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The Ministry of Economic Affairs announced electricity rates will stay unchanged for six months, keeping the average at NT$3.78 per kilowatt-hour.
The move aims to curb inflation from rising global oil prices tied to the Middle East conflict.
The Ministry will reassess rates in September amid the ongoing geopolitical situation.
The Cabinet has implemented measures to stabilize prices for household liquefied natural gas (LNG) and fertilizers.