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Ghanaians to Face Higher Electricity and Water Bills Starting July

Effective July 1, 2024, household and industrial consumers will be paying more utility tariffs for electricity and water, following a second quarter upward review under the Quarterly Tariff Review Mechanism. The sector regulator, the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC), has announced a 3.45 per cent increase in electricity tariffs for…

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Cedi depreciation, high fuel cost caused utility tariffs increment - PURC

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has attributed its upward adjustment of utility tariffs to factors such as the depreciation of the local currency and the high cost of fuel.

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PURC holds 3rd regulatory conversation series, addresses Ghana s water supply sector challenges

PURC holds 3rd regulatory conversation series, addresses Ghana s water supply sector challenges
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PURC increases electricity, water tariffs effective July 1

PURC increases electricity, water tariffs effective July 1
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Ghanaians to pay more for electricity and water July 1

Effective July 1, 2024, household and industrial consumers will be paying more utility tariffs for electricity and water, following a second quarter upward review under the Quarterly Tariff Review Mechanism .

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