
With the decision of EMRA, an increase between 82 percent and 104 percent will be applied to the common electricity bills of apartments, cooperatives and sites as of January 1, 2027.
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The decision taken by EMRA will be valid as of January 1, 2027, and an increase between 82 percent and 104 percent will be applied to the bills of apartments, cooperatives and sites depending on the amount of electricity they consume in common use in 2026.
NEW Party Zonguldak Deputy Deniz Yavuzyılmaz said in her post: "There is a secret electricity increase in apartment fees!" He conveyed striking information.
Yavuzyılmaz wrote:
"Attention to all apartment residents!
There is a hidden electricity increase in apartment fees!
With the decision taken by EMRA, effective from January 1, 2027;
If the total amount of electricity consumed by apartment buildings, cooperatives and sites in common use (staircase automatics, elevators, hydrophores) in 2026 is between 3 thousand kilowatt-hours and 4 thousand kilowatt-hours;
That is, if the total annual electricity bill is between 9,864 TL and 14,712 TL;
Bills for common electricity meters will be increased by 104% to 82%!
These increases will be directly reflected in apartment dues.
An apartment whose total common electricity meter bill is 9,864 TL in 2026 will pay 20,112 TL for the same electricity consumption in 2027.
Rate of raise: 104%
The total bill, which will be 14,712 TL in 2026, will increase to 26,808 TL in 2027.
Rate of raise: 82%
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AKP's electricity price hike will hit not only residential bills but also apartment fees!”
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There will be an increase in apartment fees in 2027 due to the electricity price increase
Very likely · Within months

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