Six Cent Increase: LUMA Energy Requests Tariff Increase in Response to Fuel Costs
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Janisse Quiñones explained that the increase could be 6.07 cents per kilowatt-hour
The increase is linked, above all, to a gap of almost $132 million between revenue and expenditure under the adjustment clause.
The tariff adjustment that LUMA Energy submitted to the Puerto Rico Energy Negotiate (NEPR) would bring the cost of the kilowatt hour to 34.64 cents from October, the highest level recorded in the electricity system of the country, according to the official figures of the regulator itself and the calculation that the [...] The post If the LUMA adjustment was approved, the kilowatt would break its record: 34.6 cents appeared first on Newspaper La…
SAN JUAN – The executive president of LUMA, Janisse Quiñones, reported on Wednesday that...
The executive president of LUMA, Janisse Quiñones, reported Wednesday that the bill of an average residential client could increase approximately $48 a month from October if the Energy Negotiate approves an adjustment of 6.07 cents per kilowatt-hour to recover higher fuel costs and energy purchases than estimated. “We understand [...]
The consortium attributes it to the high cost of fuel.
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