⚡ Saudi Electricity Tariff Comparison
📋 Tariff Reference Table (Halalas / kWh)
| Sector | 1 - 6,000 kWh | 6,001+ kWh |
|---|---|---|
| 🏠 Residential | 18 halalas | 30 halalas |
| 🏢 Commercial | 20 halalas | 20 halalas (flat) |
| 🏛️ Government | 32 halalas | 32 halalas (flat) |
| 🌾 Agricultural | 16 halalas | 20 halalas |
❓ FAQ About Electricity Tariffs
Residential electricity tariff in Saudi Arabia has two brackets: the first bracket from 1 to 6,000 kWh at 18 halalas per kWh, and the second bracket for consumption above 6,000 kWh at 30 halalas per kWh.
The commercial electricity tariff in Saudi Arabia is a flat rate of 20 halalas per kWh regardless of consumption volume. VAT of 15% is added to the total bill.
Yes, VAT of 15% is added to the total electricity bill. Additionally, residential bills may include municipal fees of 5% (capped at 50 SAR).
The agricultural tariff is the cheapest at 16 halalas for the first 6,000 kWh and 20 halalas above that. Residential tariff follows at 18 halalas for the first bracket. Government tariff is the highest at 32 halalas.
You can reduce your electricity bill by: using energy-efficient AC units (5-star rating), setting AC to 24 degrees Celsius, using LED bulbs, thermal insulation, turning off unused appliances, and using solar energy through the "Shamsi" program.