🇸🇩 Sudan Electricity Tariff Calculator

Sudan electricity rates at a glance (2026-03 dataset)

Tariffs are regulated by SERC (Sudan Electricity Regulatory Commission). Average grid supply is about 14 hours per day. Highly subsidized. Exchange rate volatility affects real cost.

Sudan Electricity Tariff Calculator — What You Need to Know

Check current electricity tariff rates in Sudan and calculate your monthly bill. Our calculator covers residential, commercial, and industrial tariff bands, giving you an accurate cost estimate based on actual consumption.

Use the result as a budgeting estimate, not an official bill. Tariff bands, service charges, and fuel-cost adjustments change during the year — compare the estimate against a recent bill from your utility.

Disclaimer: These are planning estimates based on AfroTools dataset assumptions and available market context. Actual tariffs, fuel prices, battery prices, and installation costs may vary. Always verify current utility, regulator, installer, and vendor pricing before buying.

Frequently asked questions

How much is electricity per kWh in Sudan?

As of the AfroTools 2026-03 dataset, residential customers pay roughly 50 SDG/kWh, commercial rates are around 80 SDG/kWh, industrial rates are around 65 SDG/kWh. Highly subsidized. Exchange rate volatility affects real cost. Always verify against your latest bill or the utility's published tariff.

Who sets electricity tariffs in Sudan?

Electricity prices in Sudan are regulated by SERC (Sudan Electricity Regulatory Commission). Tariff reviews can change rates during the year, so treat calculator results as planning estimates.

How many hours of grid electricity does Sudan average per day?

Grid supply in Sudan averages about 14 hours per day in the AfroTools dataset. Supply varies widely by area and season.