The Compagnie Energie Electrique du Togo (CEET) announced on Tabaski Day the suspension, as of May 28, 2025, of the one-off fixed charge applied to Cash Power credit purchases. This decision follows government instructions and marks an important step in Togo's electricity pricing policy.
In its official press release, CEET states that a new, more advantageous collection mechanism is currently being studied. This measure is designed to meet the concerns expressed by Cash Power users, particularly those from low-income households.
Since May 15, 2025, a tariff reorganization has been in place, but it does not affect the 230,000 households that had already benefited from a reduction in the cost per kilowatt-hour in December 2024. What's more, Cash Power subscribers in the social bracket retain their previous tariffs, a move designed to protect the most vulnerable populations.
CEET reaffirms its commitment to modernizing its facilities and improving the quality of public service, notably by reducing load shedding and extending electrification to rural areas. A governance reform process is also underway to clean up the company's management.
Finally, CEET urges its subscribers to show indulgence during this transition period, and assures them that it will communicate regularly to provide all necessary information to its customers.
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