CSOs Urge PURC to Engage Stakeholders for Electricity Tariff Reduction in Q3 2025

Power analyst Tor Reier Lilleholt believes the government's ceiling for the Norgespris is too high. “The incentive is disappearing,” he says.

CSOs urge PURC to engage stakeholders for electricity tariff reduction in Q3 2025

CUTS International Accra and the Center for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSME) are urging the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) to commence stakeholder consultations to reduce electricity tariffs for the third quarter of 2025. This call is driven by substantial improvements in macroeconomic conditions and declining electricity input costs, which the organizations argue should lead to lower tariffs for Ghanaian c…

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Industry: chancellor must cut electricity prices or miss UK clean energy boom

Manufacturers, investors, and climate groups have penned an open letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, urging her to cut electricity prices to grow the UK’s clean economy.

The government proposes to allocate NOK 1,265 million to the Norwegian Price for electricity and district heating for households in 2025. The plan is for the scheme to be introduced from October 1, 2025.

'Electricity prices must come down': Chancellor urged to back reforms that could save households £370 a year

Coalition of businesses, investors, and climate groups call on Rachel Reeves to move the cost of legacy renewables schemes into general taxation