日本十大电力公用事业公司宣布计划，从2026年1月起为标准家庭降低超过¥1,000的电费，由政府恢复补贴支持，以抵消通胀。该补贴自2023年以来间歇实施，针对通常取暖需求增加的1月至3月期间。
2025年12月25日，日本十大电力公用事业公司公布了从2026年1月起降低电费的计划，标准家庭账单将因恢复的政府补贴而下降超过¥1,000，该补贴旨在缓解通胀影响。
在东京电力控股公司的常规服务区，平均家庭费用将减少¥1,170，至¥7,464。中部电力降幅最大，为¥1,175，而北海道电力最小，为¥1,028。
政府为家庭电力补贴设定了每千瓦时¥4.5。对于城市燃气，补贴为每立方米¥18，导致东京燃气标准家庭减少¥545，至¥5,106。大阪燃气降幅最大，为¥548，西部燃气最小，为¥419。
这些自2023年以来间歇实施的补贴，将根据使用量自动以折扣形式出现在账单上。最新一轮覆盖2026年1月至3月，取暖需求高峰期，政府预计家庭公用事业费用总计减少约¥7,300。
该举措旨在缓解日本各地家庭生活成本上升带来的压力。
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