danaeb
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Good News! CFE rates in La Paz rolled back
http://www.octavodia.mx/articulo/43425/bajan-tarifa-electric...
La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). La Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) anunció la reclasificación de tarifas en la ciudad de La Paz y algunas
otras comunidades aledañas, lo que permitirá la reducción del monto a pagar del servicio a partir del próximo mes, informaron autoridades en reunión
sostenida esta mañana en La Paz.
En una reunión donde también estuvieron presentes directivos de la CFE, el gobernador Marcos Covarrubias señaló que la reclasificación corresponde de
la tarifa 1D a 1E, y señaló que serán beneficiados un total de 84 mil 340 usuarios.
En un esquema para ejemplificar el nuevo esquema, el mandatario indicó que si un usuario con la tarifa doméstica anterior pagaba 2 mil 051 pesos
mensuales, ahora pagará mil 100 pesos, por lo que dijo, lo anterior será de beneficio para muchas familias de este municipio.
Las ciudades y comunidades beneficiadas son La Paz, San Pedro, Álvaro Obregón, Los Planes, Agua Amarga, El Sargento, La Ventana, Reforma Agraria,
Conquista Agraria, y Ejido de Bonfil, mientras que El Triunfo pasará de la tarifa 1A a la 1B.
Google Translation:
La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS) . The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) announced the reclassification of rates in the city of La Paz and some
other surrounding communities, allowing the reduction of the amount payable service from next month, officials said during a meeting held this morning
at La Paz.
At a meeting which was also attended by executives of the CFE, Governor Marcos Covarrubias said the reclassification rate corresponding to 1D 1E,
noting that will benefit a total of 84 000 340 users.
In a scheme to exemplify the new scheme, the president said that if a user with prior domestic rate paid 2 000 051 pesos a month, now pay thousand 100
pesos, so they said, the above will be of benefit to many families in this county .
Cities and communities served are La Paz, San Pedro, Alvaro Obregon, Los Planes, Agua Amarga, Sergeant, La Ventana, Land Reform, Agrarian Conquest,
and Ejido de Bonfil, while El Triunfo pass rate 1A to 1B .
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chuckie
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Isnt there something about a "gift horse"?
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chuckie
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Look in its mouth, and see if you can tell.....Or check the other end...
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danaeb
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| Quote: | Originally posted by lencho
| Quote: | Originally posted by danaeb
http://www.octavodia.mx/articulo/43425/bajan-tarifa-electric...
La Paz, Baja California Sur (BCS). La Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) anunció la reclasificación de tarifas en la ciudad de La Paz y algunas
otras comunidades aledañas, lo que permitirá la reducción del monto a pagar del servicio a partir del próximo mes, informaron autoridades en reunión
sostenida esta mañana en La Paz. |
Another point of view is that this (increase of the subsidy) will simply postpone the day when folks are forced to do something about
their inefficient use of power.
I wish the CFE would instead of encouraging wasteful energy consumption, channel those subsidies into financing home improvements to REDUCE domestic
energy use.
Those who most benefit from this change in zone you report, are a minority of heavy air conditioning users whose cooling "needs" eat up the
subsidies. This really isn't necessary; many of my neighbors here in La Paz rarely if ever even run air conditioners; for example, the June-July
bill here at this 3-bedroom house was 260 pesos... |
Maybe this will help:
http://www.smartenergyuniverse.com/alternative-energy/19661-...
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danaeb
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I haven't seen recent local La Paz news but but here's a little more information on the project:
http://www.mexicanbusinessweb.mx/eng/2013/suntech-energizes-...
[Edited on 8-7-2013 by danaeb]
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chuckie
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It would be interesting to have a LaPazian nomad drive out by the site and report on activity. I hope it is not yet another paper project.....
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