PURC announces reduction in electricity, water tariffs
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs. According to a statement posted on the Commission’s official Facebook page, electricity tariffs would be reduced by an average of 4.81 per cent, while water tariffs would decrease by 3.06 per cent.
The adjustment forms part of its periodic tariff review process to reflect changes in key economic and operational factors affecting utility service providers. The PURC also announced the introduction of a commercial Electric Vehicle (EV) charging tariff, the first of its kind in the country, to support Ghana's transition to green energy and promote the adoption of electric vehicles. The statement said, "The Commission, for the first time, has introduced a commercial Electric Vehicle (EV) charging tariff to promote green energy transition."
The Regulator implored the public and stakeholders to read the full statement on its official website for more details on the tariff adjustments.
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The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) - the body regulating electricity and water tariffs in Ghana - has made an announcement. This concerns both consumers and service providers, hinting at changes that could affect their interactions.
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