Ministry of Commerce: Subsidy per household electricity product does not exceed $1,500 and subsidies per item of digital and intelligent products do not exceed $500
The Ministry of Commerce bulletin, dated 1 January 2026, provides subsidies to individual consumers for the purchase of class 1 energy-efficient or hydro-efficient refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, air conditioners, water heaters, computer type 6 household electrical products, as well as mobile phones, tablets, smart watches (hand rings), smart glasses type 4 digital and smart products with a single sales price of not more than $6,000. The criteria for subsidies are 15 per cent of the final sales price for the above-mentioned products, after deduction of the respective benefits, and one per person for each category, with subsidies not exceeding $1,500 per item for household appliances and $500 per item for digital and intelligent products. (Commerce Department)
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