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Remarks by Governor KURODA at the FIN/SUM 2023 (Evolution of Payments: Payment Systems for "Neoteric Individuals") - Vimarsana News

Remarks by Governor KURODA at the FIN/SUM 2023 (Evolution of Payments: Payment Systems for "Neoteric Individuals")

KURODA Haruhiko Governor of the Bank of Japan March 28, 2023 Introduction I am delighted to be given this opportunity to... | March 28, 2023

UI Outlines Assistance Programs to Help Customers Manage Rising Energy Costs - Vimarsana News

UI Outlines Assistance Programs to Help Customers Manage Rising Energy Costs

17.11.2022 - As a result of the ongoing global energy crisis and associated price increases, United Illuminating today is encouraging its customers to explore the assistance programs available through the company, including payment plans, winter protection, and ... Seite 1

Dominion Energy Offers Payment Plans and Assistance Programs for Winter - Vimarsana News

Dominion Energy Offers Payment Plans and Assistance Programs for Winter

Dominion Energy Ohio is helping customers manage their bills this winter with various company payment plans and government energy assistance programs. 

Source: iheart.com
Break from Entergy shutoffs ends - Vimarsana News

Break from Entergy shutoffs ends

Many who live in the service area have said their bills skyrocketed this summer. Entergy officials said high bills were a result of the cost of natural gas.

Source: wwltv.com
Four Western Cape municipalities owe Eskom nearly R256m... - Vimarsana News

Four Western Cape municipalities owe Eskom nearly R256m...

Cederberg, which owes Eskom nearly R48m, and Kannaland (R32.4m) are paying off their debts, but Beaufort West and Matzikama are still deep in the red, owing R78.5m and R97m respectively.