Equatorial Guinea SEGESA Electricity Tariff Calculator
Model monthly utility bills or token recharges for the Sociedad de Electricidad de Guinea Ecuatorial (SEGESA)—including subsidized social blocks, commercial tariffs, meter maintenance, and public lighting.
Classified according to supply contract purpose.
Energy consumed per billing period from meter reading.
Fixed monthly meter maintenance and rental fee.
Municipal public street lighting contribution.
SEGESA Tariff Scale & Tier Breakdown
| Tariff Category | Monthly Consumption Band | Price per kWh | VAT Status | Target Consumer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Social | 0 to 100 kWh | 45 XAF | Exempt (0%) | Basic residential lighting & essentials |
| Domestic Normal | 101 to 300 kWh | 65 XAF | 15% Standard | Standard urban homes & appliances |
| Domestic High | > 300 kWh | 90 XAF | 15% Standard | Villas, air conditioning, swimming pools |
| Commercial | All consumption | 110 XAF | 15% Standard | Retail stores, restaurants, offices |
| Industrial | All consumption | 135 XAF | 15% Standard | Warehouses, cold storage, industrial plants |
Understanding the Power Sector & Grid Infrastructure in Equatorial Guinea
The national power network is managed by SEGESA (Sociedad de Electricidad de Guinea Ecuatorial), an autonomous state entity operating under the Ministry of Industry and Energy. The national grid consists of two primary unlinked networks: the Bioko Island Grid and the Continental Interconnected Grid.
1. Generation Sources
Bioko Island is powered by the Turbogas Punta Europa natural gas generation station (utilizing associated gas from the Alba and Zafiro offshore fields) alongside the Riaba hydroelectric facility. The mainland continental grid relies primarily on the 120 MW Djibloho Hydroelectric Plant on the Wele River and the Sendje project, providing substantial base-load renewable power.
2. Prepaid STS Meters (Contador Prepago)
SEGESA has extensively deployed Standard Transfer Specification (STS) keypad prepaid meters. Users purchase encrypted 20-digit token numbers from SEGESA commercial offices, authorized telecom recharge outlets, or mobile money agents. The credit units are measured directly in kilowatt-hours (kWh) rather than currency value once keyed into the unit.
3. Energy Efficiency & Voltage Stability
The standard distribution voltage is 220V/50Hz single-phase and 380V/50Hz three-phase. Surge protection and automated voltage regulators (AVRs) are standard practice for sensitive industrial equipment and residential electronics during seasonal grid reconfigurations.
📊 Tabla de Liquidacion Tributaria y Laboral INSESO Guinea Ecuatorial
| Statutory Component / Legal Deduction Item | Calculated Amount (XAF) |
|---|---|
| Primary Net / Statutory Payable Amount | 0 FCFA |