Trouble in Guyana

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68737.msg429311#msg429311 date=1342726831]
Can they afford it  ?

OR just regulate the usage .

For example IF you use more than x peak hours ....Pay !

I pay in Toronto :

11.7 cents per kilowatt hour 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.

10 cents ...7 - 11 a.m. and 5 - 7 p.m

6.5 cents off peak ....7 p.m - 7 a.m and weekends
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mORON,

Lindners pay Guyana 15 dallahs Kwh...

while the rest of Guyana pay 65 to 70 dallah  foh kwh

yes they can offord it, just like every else in Guyana.

im pretty sure , the gog wasn't going to raise the elec  to par with the rest of the cuntry to 65-70.. 

an additional 15 dallah more...

that would take lindeners to 30 dallah per hour... kwh...

[quote author=Hema Malini link=topic=68737.msg429335#msg429335 date=1342729653]

im pretty sure , the gog wasn't going to raise the elec  to par with the rest

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Post a Link to confirm this !

its the pnc leading these folks

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68737.msg429337#msg429337 date=1342730052]
Post a Link to confirm this !
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FACTS ABOUT LINDEN AND ELECTRICITY!!!!

Opposition Politicians have inserted the...mselves into the equation to make Lindeners believe that cheap power is ordained for them. And while the action of protesting Lindeners can be explained and to some extent, excused the same cannot be said for the opposition political parties APNU and AFC. Lindeners are currently benefiting from cheap power and despite being portrayed as a depressed community here are some interesting facts

1. The average electricity consumption of the people of Linden is two to three times more than consumers elsewhere on the national grid.

2. For 2011 alone, Linden benefitted from some $3 billion in subsidy, while other Guyanese footed their electricity bills.

3. This $3B subsidy could have allowed a 10 per cent reduction in the electricity bill for each and every Guyanese outside of Linden.

4. The new rates will result in bauxite pensioners not being charged for the first 50 kilowatts per hour (kWh) of electricity consumed. While the rates for residents of the right bank and left bank of the mining town will remain unchanged at $5 and $7 for the first 50 kWh. Commercial and industrial businesses will continue to be charged    $12 and $15 for the first 50 kWh.

[quote author=Hema Malini link=topic=68737.msg429334#msg429334 date=1342729507]
yes they can offord it, just like every else in Guyana.

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Bullshyte ....dem teefing it :

read C.E.O........of Electricity Corporation Bharrat Dindiyal...

Alarming and Sophisticated Teefing  ::redcard::

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68737.msg429337#msg429337 date=1342730052]
Post a Link to confirm this !
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i would lend you my glasses to read what i posted there, but im afraid ur claws will get them dutty... 

down with the pnc

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=68737.msg429347#msg429347 date=1342730775]
down with the pnc
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not pnc so much, it's afc.

hang moses ramjattan and freddi, hollyshit all of them indians.

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68737.msg429343#msg429343 date=1342730520]
Bullshyte ....dem teefing it :

read C.E.O........of Electricity Corporation Bharrat Dindiyal...

Alarming and Sophisticated Teefing  ::redcard::
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bai shut yo poke, no one get electricity  these days without a metah  in Guyana... you accos-tum to burnham's lawliss Guyana...  :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: