Saba Electric Company (SEC) and the Public Entity of Saba (PES) have announced a temporary measure that will keep electricity costs stable for all customers through the end of 2026. Although the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) recently approved a higher maximum variable distribution tariff of USD 0.5465 per kWh, SEC customers will continue paying the current rate of USD 0.4792 per kWh. According to the notice, “the ACM‑approved maximum variable distribution tariff has been set at USD 0.5465 per kWh, compared to the current tariff of USD 0.4792 per kWh.” To prevent a sudden financial burden on households and businesses, SEC and PES have agreed on a one‑time relief package. SEC described the relief as a socially responsible, temporary measure implemented under exceptional circumstances, noting that fuel prices remain volatile and will influence tariff decisions for 2027 and beyond.