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BPC bemoans non-cost reflective tariffs

BPC bemoans non-cost reflective tariffs
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A report compiled by the Regional Energy Regulators Association (RERA) of Southern Africa shows that Botswana Power Corporation (BPC)’s electricity charges are among the lowest in the region.

The report buttresses sentiments previously expressed by BPC Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Edward Rugoyi, who explained that BPC’s precarious financial position is caused by non-cost reflective tariffs, low availability of Morupule B, and escalating costs of imported power.

“It is important for BPC to migrate towards cost-reflective tariffs because the government’s tariff subsidy has been gra...

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