Thursday, July 9, 2009
Pancreatis How Long Lasts
Clarin.com
is for tariff increases that the Government had authorized the end of 2008, and increased consumption penalties. Also for a fee to cover the cost of importing gas from Bolivia. By: Antonio Rossi 
Amid the political noise generated by the change of Cabinet and raised fears the spread of the pandemic of influenza A, users in the metropolitan region have begun to receive gas bills with increases ranging between 80 and 400% over last winter. The new ballots, whose shipments were delayed by the elections of June 28, reflect the full impact of the string of rate increases that have been applied from the last months of 2008.
The incidence of hikes that the Government had approved last year that now determine the medium and large residential users have to pay for the service up to four times more for consumption that are equal to or lower than in the previous winter. Variations in the bills, which in most cases taken by surprise-users respond to the application of a set that included two triple rate increases and the emergence of a new specific charge to cover gas imports Bolivia and purchases of LNG arriving by boat to Bahia Blanca.
The first adjustment took effect in September last year and involved hikes from 10 to 45% for medium and high consumption across the country. In this case, the additional income from the gains are distributed among gas producers and private distributors.
second rate adjustment came to light in November and included two outgoing items. On the one hand, an update of the price of gas at the wellhead that landed in the hands of local producers. the other hand, the creation of a tariff charge extra for medium and high consumption happened to handle the Ministry of Planning Julio De Vido. That charge, which was approved by the decree as a specific destination 2067/08-tiene "The attention of natural gas imports and all that it is necessary to supplement the fuel injection to ensure domestic supplies."
The combination of increases led to strong increases that are now hitting household budgets.
In the case of the new tariff charge, we must bear in mind that now your application is temporarily moderated by a decision taken by the Government before the elections. By resolution 768, the Enargas decided that between May and August are excluded from payment by nearly a million homes across the country.
The measure was implemented through an elevation of "consumption thresholds" that are taken into account for the collection of the surcharge rate. In the case of the Federal Capital, Greater Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Cordoba and Entre Rios transitional limit the application of the charge passed from 1,000 to 1,500 cubic meters.
Another item that affects the bills is the Rational Use of Energy (PURE) governing from 15 April to 30 September each year. Not to be punished with a surcharge rate of 0.111 pesos per cubic meter of excess household customers in the metropolitan area have to reduce their consumption by between 5 and 10% below demand levels they had in the same two months of 2003.
Amid the political noise generated by the change of Cabinet and raised fears the spread of the pandemic of influenza A, users in the metropolitan region have begun to receive gas bills with increases ranging between 80 and 400% over last winter. The new ballots, whose shipments were delayed by the elections of June 28, reflect the full impact of the string of rate increases that have been applied from the last months of 2008. The incidence of hikes that the Government had approved last year that now determine the medium and large residential users have to pay for the service up to four times more for consumption that are equal to or lower than in the previous winter. Variations in the bills, which in most cases taken by surprise-users respond to the application of a set that included two triple rate increases and the emergence of a new specific charge to cover gas imports Bolivia and purchases of LNG arriving by boat to Bahia Blanca.
The first adjustment took effect in September last year and involved hikes from 10 to 45% for medium and high consumption across the country. In this case, the additional income from the gains are distributed among gas producers and private distributors.
second rate adjustment came to light in November and included two outgoing items. On the one hand, an update of the price of gas at the wellhead that landed in the hands of local producers. the other hand, the creation of a tariff charge extra for medium and high consumption happened to handle the Ministry of Planning Julio De Vido. That charge, which was approved by the decree as a specific destination 2067/08-tiene "The attention of natural gas imports and all that it is necessary to supplement the fuel injection to ensure domestic supplies."
The combination of increases led to strong increases that are now hitting household budgets.
In the case of the new tariff charge, we must bear in mind that now your application is temporarily moderated by a decision taken by the Government before the elections. By resolution 768, the Enargas decided that between May and August are excluded from payment by nearly a million homes across the country.
The measure was implemented through an elevation of "consumption thresholds" that are taken into account for the collection of the surcharge rate. In the case of the Federal Capital, Greater Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Cordoba and Entre Rios transitional limit the application of the charge passed from 1,000 to 1,500 cubic meters.
Another item that affects the bills is the Rational Use of Energy (PURE) governing from 15 April to 30 September each year. Not to be punished with a surcharge rate of 0.111 pesos per cubic meter of excess household customers in the metropolitan area have to reduce their consumption by between 5 and 10% below demand levels they had in the same two months of 2003.
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