Ghana reduces electricity tariff effective April

This adjustment, spanning three months in line with PURC’s quarterly review system, follows a thorough assessment of various factors including exchange rates, inflation, electricity generation mix, and fuel costs.

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Ghana’s Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced a reduction in electricity tariffs, marking a positive change for consumers across the nation.

Starting April 1, 2024, residential consumers are set to enjoy a decrease of 6.56%, while non-residential consumers will experience a reduction of 4.98% in their electricity bills.

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This adjustment, spanning three months in line with PURC’s quarterly review system, follows a thorough assessment of various factors including exchange rates, inflation, electricity generation mix, and fuel costs.

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The PURC said that the tariff revisions stem from its Quarterly Tariff Review Mechanism, which also takes into account industry competitiveness and the overall living conditions of Ghanaians, writes the B&FT.

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Highlighting the specifics, the commission clarifies that lifeline consumers (0-30kWh) and residential consumers within the 0-300kWh consumption bracket will witness no changes in tariffs. However, those exceeding 300 kWh can anticipate an average reduction of 6.56%. Similarly, non-residential consumers within the 0-300 kWh range will experience no alterations, while those surpassing 300 kWh will benefit from a 4.98% decrease.

Additionally, the PURC announces that water tariffs for all customer categories will remain unchanged during this review period.

Source:dailymailgh

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