Electricity Tariffs per kWh for 12-17 May 2026 for All PLN Customer Groups

Electricity tariffs per kWh this week, from 12-17 May 2026, have been determined to remain unchanged. The applicable electricity tariffs still refer to the second quarter 2026 rates. Acting Director General of Electricity at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Tri Winarno, stated that the decision to retain electricity tariffs has undergone various considerations, particularly the current economic conditions. “The government has set electricity tariffs for the second quarter of 2026 to remain the same. This determination is made to safeguard public purchasing power,” said Tri in an official statement on Monday (16/3/2026). The regulation explains that tariffs for non-subsidised customers are evaluated every three months. Tariff adjustments are based on several macroeconomic indicators, including the rupiah exchange rate, Indonesian Crude Price (ICP), inflation, and the coal reference price (HBA). In addition to protecting public purchasing power, this policy also aims to support industrial competitiveness amid global economic uncertainties. What are the latest applicable electricity tariffs? Prepaid customers must purchase electricity tokens before use, while postpaid customers pay bills after consumption within the specified period. 1. Non-subsidised household customers 3. Subsidised customers These are the electricity tariffs per kWh applicable from 12-17 May 2026 for all PLN customer groups. The electricity prices are adjusted according to each customer’s group and consumption amount.