Changes to the supply terms for remote islands and other areas will affect household electricity bills for low-voltage customers for November 2026. The revised terms will apply to November bills, and the impact has been changed from the previous announcement.
For electricity bills for November 2026, the changes to the supply terms for remote islands and other areas will apply from 1 November 2026, covering usage from 1 November onward. Household electricity rates for November 2026 will therefore be revised.
The table shows the impact on households, including the basic charge, electricity charge, fuel cost and other adjustments, and the total charge including the renewable energy surcharge. The revised total is ¥10,552, compared with ¥10,071 before the revision, resulting in an increase of ¥481.
The estimate is based on a standard residential electricity plan B, 30A and 230kWh per month. It includes the consumption tax equivalent and does not take prorated daily calculations into account. The renewable energy surcharge rate is ¥4.18/kWh.
The amount of the fuel cost and other adjustments is unchanged under this revision. The impact is shown as +¥481 in both the basic charge + electricity charge and total charges columns.