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Electricity Tariffs (Temporary Charges) – 2026
The Utility Regulatory Authority (URA) wishes to inform the public that, following the tariff petition submitted by the Central Electricity Board (CEB), temporary charges for electricity services have been authorised by the Authority pursuant to sections 26 and 28(4)(a) of the Electricity Act 2005 pending a final tariff determination.
The Electricity Tariffs (Temporary Charges) – 2026 have been published in the Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 29 of 2026 dated 30 April 2026 and became effective as from 01 May 2026.
The approved temporary charges reflect an interim adjustment within the existing tariff structure and remain subject to the Authority’s ongoing tariff determination process.
Members of the public may consult the Public Notice and the Government Gazette Notice below for further details
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- Government Gazette Extraordinary No 29 of 2026 dated 30 April 2026
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The Utility Regulatory Authority (URA) operates within a clear legislative framework that governs the regulation of the electricity sector in Mauritius. This framework ensures fair, transparent, and efficient oversight of electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and supply.
Through the enforcement of relevant laws and regulations, the URA protects consumer interests, promotes sustainable energy development, and supports the reliable and secure supply of electricity in line with national objectives.
Mission Statement
To promote:
– Fair competition in the Utilities Sector
– Utility consumer rights and awareness
– Affordable and fair tariffs and premium quality services to all
Vision Statement
To be a responsible regulator for sustainable utilities
Core Values
- Dedicated to teamwork and treating our internal and external stakeholders with due care and respect
- Being honest, fair and ethical in all our actions
- Innovation driven to sustain the regulated sectors
- Being transparent and responsible for our actions
- Demonstrating competence, expertise and independence in all our activities
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Leading in Utility Regulation
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