The cost of living in Kenya continues to increase and this has come with its fair share of pinches from quarters that many didn’t expect. The cost of electricity has gone up considerably over the past few years and with the seeming lack of clarity on what exactly Kenyans are paying for when purchasing electricity tokens or settling their postpaid bills, frustration and confusion has been on the rise.
Well, there might be a little-known solution thanks to an ingenious Kenyan web developer, Samir. Stima Tracker is a powerful tool that allows you to estimate your electricity consumption and how much it’ll cost you.
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Stima Tracker uses the existing Kenya Power-provided tariffs, the current month’s are Fuel Cost Charge, the Foreighn Exchange Rate Flactuation Adjustment, the Inflation Adjustment and the Water Resource Management Levy, the fluctuating surcharges to tell you how many Tokens you should get when you pay for power.
By entering some basic information, such as your investment amount, the power consumption of your home, and the current month, you can get a clear picture of how many tokens you will receive at the end of the sale.
This way, you can plan your budget and strategy accordingly, and avoid any surprises or disappointments. Stima Tracker is easy to use, reliable, and updated regularly.
Additionally, Stima Tracker has a history of electricity prices with data that goes as far back as 2013, data that could be useful for anyone looking to check out the fluctuations in the cost of electricity on the country.
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Stima Tracker is a great tool to calculate current and historic electricity costs. The data used are taken from a combination of official sources and monthly electricity bills. You can visit their website at stimatracker.com.
How to use Stima Tracker
To use Stima Tracker, you can visit their website at stimatracker.com and calculate your current and historic electricity costs. The data used are taken from a combination of official sources and monthly electricity bills.
They strive to ensure the accuracy of the values, using multiple real bills for verification but do not provide any guarantee and urge you to verify directly with KPLC if a specific value is important to you.
