VRA 2013 tariff proposal

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• michael klutse 10 years ago

  just allow them the tariff. we r just lying to ourselves that we cant pay and soon we will sleeping in darkness

  just allow them the tariff. we r just lying to ourselves that we cant pay and soon we will sleeping in darkness

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• DAN 10 years ago

  299 kwh(kilo watt hours) postpaid for $47 is what i paid last month..I have typical 3 room house in america with electric clothes washer/dryer,fridge,tv and computers..Why allow VRA to steal from ghanians then have lites out ...
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  299 kwh(kilo watt hours) postpaid for $47 is what i paid last month..I have typical 3 room house in america with electric clothes washer/dryer,fridge,tv and computers..Why allow VRA to steal from ghanians then have lites out most of time. Shutting down their fridges and air cond.. And Coca-cola and Beer makers assembly lines

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• ewe azaa 10 years ago

  John mahama debi, Ghana is sweet so please increase tariffs very quick.

  John mahama debi, Ghana is sweet so please increase tariffs very quick.

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• SAQ 10 years ago

  Very scanty presentation; shows lack of professionalism and business acumen. How can the PURC use the document to justify over 100% increment in tariff? Explain your cost.

  Very scanty presentation; shows lack of professionalism and business acumen. How can the PURC use the document to justify over 100% increment in tariff? Explain your cost.

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• Akwasi 10 years ago

  Why are Ghanaian crying for? You reap what you sow. Learn from your mistakes by voting tribal. Next time you would vote on issues.

  Why are Ghanaian crying for? You reap what you sow. Learn from your mistakes by voting tribal. Next time you would vote on issues.

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• Pontius Pilate 10 years ago

  the presentation and facts presented are not convincing and does not add up.
  
  for instance
  
  1. erratic gas supply cannot be attributed to inadequate funds. if suppliers of a commodity are not consistent with their supply, ...
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  the presentation and facts presented are not convincing and does not add up.
  
  for instance
  
  1. erratic gas supply cannot be attributed to inadequate funds. if suppliers of a commodity are not consistent with their supply, why call on final consumers to pay more. the solution is to re-look at the terms of contract with your suppliers.
  
  2. over stretching of hydro plants is neither here nor there. from your own scanty presentation, you projected 95% availability all year round for both akosombo and akuse. that blanket projection alone smack of ineffective planning. that not withstanding, akosombo prevailed way beyond the projected availability time with akuse falling marginally. how can this lead to over stretching and your inability to carry out planned maintenance. are you telling us the projection did not factor in routine planned maintenance?
  
  3. talking about demand outstripping supply, how does this qualify for tariff adjustment. are the excess demand given out for free. if yes why should the one already paying be asked to pay more. why not charge those you are supplying to. this is ridiculous.
  
  the whole presentation and demand for increment smacks of lousy approach to management. in fact my only appreciation is that vra is telling us to pre-finance their operations. the question is why should we. the commodity they are selling i believe has an inelastic demand. i don't want to call it an essential commodity but to a large extent it is. they should look for their own money for their operations. we the consumers are willing to buy when the product if and when it is available. and a quick reminder, they should desist from this silly mentality that we are not paying realistic prices.

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• yaa 10 years ago

  how much does VRA and ECG paids its worker in a month.I think we should also increase hospital bills to reflect our current financail situation as a country

  how much does VRA and ECG paids its worker in a month.I think we should also increase hospital bills to reflect our current financail situation as a country

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