A Kyiv resident was charged a debt of 13 thousand UAH for electricity — how did this happen.


One of the residents of Kyiv received a bill for consumed electricity of over 13 thousand hryvnias. The man refused to pay the debt and went to court, believing that the company providing the service was at fault.
Novyny.LIVE detailed the situation.
More about the situation
In 2021, a manager from Yasno company came to the man's apartment and changed his meter to the 'Day/Night' tariff. According to the decision of the Shevchenkivsky district court in Kyiv, at the Time of the tariff change, the consumer had no debts, but afterward, a debt of 13.5 thousand hryvnias was charged. The man tried to resolve this issue with Yasno and DTEK 'Kyiv Electric Networks', but unsuccessfully. Therefore, he appealed to the court to cancel the charged debt.
What the court decided
The court dismissed the Kyiv resident's claim, stating that he failed to prove a violation of Ukrainian legislation in the electricity billing.
It should be noted that most Ukrainians always pay their utility bills on time. However, sometimes consumers may get their paid money back. You can also find out how to pay less for utility services.
After the tariff change, the consumer had a significant amount of debt for electricity, which led to the man's court claim. However, the court rejected his demands, deeming that he failed to prove a violation of legislation in the billing of electricity.Read also
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