Electrical Bill averages about RD$ 13,500 in the full

The cost of the electricity in the capital retail shops Bill averages the RD$ 13,500, while the number of hours of blackouts is around thirteen in some of the sectors consulted.

In a poll conducted yesterday in a dozen filled with different localities of Santo Domingo was found in the establishment located in communities that receive electricity 24 hours, as Gascue, ensanche Isabelita, urbanization Máximo Gómez, ensanche Quisqueya, Colonial City and La Agustina, the cost of the energy they consume ranges between RD$ 15,000 and RD$ 30, 000. These businesses reported a load of basic consumption of between two and six refrigerators, a TV and fan.

In other sectors facing suspension of electrical energy for periods exceeding 10 hours, the fee varies between RD$ 3,000 and RD$ 16,000, depending on the number of refrigerators, which in no case exceeded the five units.

A u000afilled using six freezers in the ensanche Quisqueya pays on average RD$ 6,000 by concept of electricity, while a similar consumption in Gascue establishment has a turnover of approximately RD$ 28,000 per month, both with circuit 24 hours

In some sectors of the municipality Los Alcarrizos, where reported electric around courts of fifteen hours, a crowded with four refrigerators receive an invoice around Rd $7, 500.

In places like Sabana Perdida and Invivienda reported three periods of suspension on the day, totaling 10 and 14 hours respectively.

almost all of the merchants claimed receiving part of the electricity distribution companies fast response in cases of courts by breakdowns. In most cases the cost of electricity bills exceed wages that bear an employee in this type of trade, which is RD$ 8,000 on average,

according to the u000asupplied by the filled with consulted, the number of employees varies between two and fourteen representing a minimum expenditure in payment of wages of RD$ 16,000 per month and you can overcome the RD$ 115,000 monthly in larger establishments.

BALANCE
the oil prices have become the worst obstacles to recovery and financial stability of companies distributors of electricity (Edes) in the past three years.

The numbers set out much of the financial burden the State with the deficit in the energy sector is closely related to this variable.

Another issue affecting the finances of the Edes is that customers, of which slightly more than one million has no meter have 2,150,000. That leaves exposed the inability of companies know how much is lost this way.

To this must be added 284,435 customers who benefit from the program Bonoluz to the u000awhich invoice them in basa to a load estimated at their homes.

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