Where can I buy ZESA electricity?

Buy from your nearest ZESA office. This is your best bet if the system seems down on other portals. These are the latest ZERA-approved tariffs for the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC), the division of ZESA that provides electricity to homes and other final consumers.

Do prepaid meters & electricity tokens work in Zimbabwe?

In many parts of the world, including Zimbabwe, prepaid meters and buying electricity tokens have become a routine part of life. However, a common frustration that consumers often face is the uncertainty surrounding the exact units of electricity one will receive after purchasing your ZESA token.

How much does ZESA cost per unit?

If you're looking to save money on your ZESA bill, it's important to understand the stepped tariff system. With this system, the more power you consume, the more you'll pay per unit. Here are the current tariffs for each band: For the first 50 units, you will pay 2.27 ZIG per unit (about US$0.08 per unit), for a total of 113.71 ZIG.

Can you save on electricity if you use ZESA at night?

There are social media posts that claim that you can save on electricity if you use power early in the morning or late at night. That is false. For domestic users, ZESA only has one tariff regime whether it’s off-peak or during peak hours. When you top up on units these units represent actual KWHs.

What is the electricity rate for the next 51-100 units?

The next 51-100 units are charged a rate of 2.56 ZIG . The idea is to make sure those who are poor can afford electricity but also make sure that those who use a lot of electricity pay more.

Does your residential location affect ZESA tariffs?

Unlike the most popular opinion, your residential location has no effect on the current ZESA tariffs. Whether you stay in the high-density, low, or medium-density, ZESA tariffs remain the same. The price per unit is affected by your usage and whether or not it’s your first purchase of that particular month.