US EditionRosario Was Left Out of the Expansion of Electric Subsidies
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The Secretary of Energy Policy of the guild, Ariel Oliveira, said: “From March on, there will be increases in energy ballots that will not be accompanied by parity, retirements or job generation”
As of this month, the scheme of tariff segmentation that we knew (N1, N2 and N3) has passed into history. The National Government has implemented the Focalized Energy Subsidy (SEF), a measure that seeks to reduce the fiscal deficit but that, in cities like Rosario, generates concern about the limits imposed on subsidized consumption in full heat wave. Rosario, "Templated Zone": The challenge of the 300 kWh Unlike the cities of northern Santa Fe,…
The new scheme of electric subsidies defined by the national government left Rosario within the temperate zones, a technical decision that, in practice, can be translated into higher bills for thousands of households. From the Municipal Office of Citizens' Rights, Consumers and Users warned that the impact will begin to feel strong in the summaries that will arrive from February and, especially, in March, when consumptions of the summer period a…
Now the users of the Provincial Energy Company in Rosario and its region are exposed to a tariff. It is that the area was excluded from the new scheme of national subsidies to electricity: from now on, it is characterized as a temperate zone, and that will impact strongly on the bills of the EPE, for the case of residential customers who consume more than 300 kw/h. The blow to the pocket will be felt in the consumptions billed from February or M…
The city was not included in the special system of electric subsidies defined by the national government for the months of high temperatures. According to the official classification, the city was framed as a “warm temperate” zone, so it will retain the general limit of 300 kilowatt hours per month of consumption with subsidy during the summer. The measure is part of the Regime of Focalized Energetic Subsidies (SEF), officialized by the Secretar…
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