Audio By Carbonatix
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) is likely to announce the reviewed utility tariffs next week, instead of Friday, February 1, according to persons close to the Commission.
Why the “postponement”?
JoyBusiness understands the “change -in –date” had got to do with delays in finalizing necessary engagements with all the other stakeholders on the new tariff levels.
PURC had hoped to finish engaging the utility companies by Thursday as well, for the announcement to be made on Friday, February 1 2019.
But sources at the PURC say the new owners of the Electricity Company of Ghana, this week came up with a concern that would make it difficult for the Commission to start applying the new tariffs from Friday, February 1.
JoyBusiness is also learning that the Public Utility Regulatory Commission had already settled on the new utility tariffs, and this postponement has nothing to do with their inability to finalize work on the tariffs.
Latest Stories
-
EPA cautions against entry into abandoned mine sites
18 minutes -
Court clears way for Daddy Lumba’s funeral on Saturday after applicants fail to meet GH¢2m payment deadline
24 minutes -
Cassona reaffirms long-term commitment to transforming healthcare infrastructure across ECOWAS
27 minutes -
Diana Hamilton clears medical bills for new mothers at Mamobi Hospital
29 minutes -
Author Joanna Trollope dies aged 82
33 minutes -
CyberSafe Foundation, Google.org to launch major cybersecurity project to protect millions across Africa
37 minutes -
Economic Fighters League stands in solidarity with unemployed nurses and teachers
39 minutes -
2025 WASSCE Low Performance: The reality and expectations for academic achievement
40 minutes -
Germany accuses Russia of 2024 cyber-attack and disinformation
53 minutes -
Car completely destroyed by fire at Shiashie
55 minutes -
A-G surcharges former NSA officials Osei Assibey Antwi and Gifty Oware-Mensah; orders refund of GH¢2.4bn
57 minutes -
Hospitality industry pushes back against utility tariff hikes
57 minutes -
Transport Minister promises strict enforcement of road traffic laws as parliament passes Okada Bill
58 minutes -
Daddy Lumba case: Court recalls lawyers, orders applicants to pay GH₵2m or funeral happens Saturday
1 hour -
Source to survival: The unsung heroes fueling Ghana’s food security
1 hour
