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| The government promised to give compensation to PLN |
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- Government gives guarantees to compensate the state electricity
company PT (Persero) along with the application of capping
(restrictions) increase in the electricity basic tariff bill (TDL) of
18%.
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of Darwin Zahedy Saleh said the government is committed to provide compensation to the approval of the application of capping it, leaving the companies that can still achieve the savings subsidy Rp4, 8 trillion this year. "The form of such compensation may be decreasing the amount of dividends, granting of subsidies, or increasing margins. Yang explained that electricity should not be allowed to lose. Harm should be compensated," he said today. He said at present is Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, State Secretariat, and Secretary of the Cabinet was to formulate rules change the form of increase in TDL of Ministers Regulations (candy) to the Presidential Regulation (regulation). "I also have not received a statement of whether it is definitely regulation or candy," said Darwin. To note, formerly Director of Business and Risk Management PLN Murtaqi Shamsuddin admitted restrictions electricity bill by 18% is indeed expected to reduce revenues by PLN from targeted government figures when approving the mean 10% increase in TDL. "If the subsidy is reduced or additional Rp4, 8 trillion that we should be no compensation of clarity, it could be influential to PLN. Therefore we discuss this issue with relevant government, "he says. Implementation of capping by 18% the estimated impact on not achieving the target savings of electricity subsidies this year Rp4, 8 trillion, which is charged to the power company red plates, in accordance with the policy of raising the mean TDL 2010 amounted to 10%. By: Nurbaiti (Bisnis.com)
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