Electricity and gas subsidies: record applications at the end of the first registration stage

Electricity and gas subsidies: registration record in the first stage

The Registry of Access to Energy Subsidies (RASE) It began to be operational last Friday, and this Tuesday, July 19, is the last day of the first stage of registration, according to DNI completion in 0, 1 and 2.

The Vice President of the Administrative Company of the Wholesale Electricity Market (Cammesa), santiago yanottihe assured in statements to AM 530 and radio With Youthat next September the first removal of subsidies to the tariffs of electricity and gas services will be effected to those who correspond, according to the segmentation that will begin to be applied as of August for users with higher incomes, gradually.

In addition, he stressed that this segmentation regimen “is exclusively for residence users”, and that in the case of small and medium-sized companies, clubs or neighborhood associations, another different segmentation scheme will run, yet to be defined.

RASE form: how many registrations were there

From the Government, they specified that this Tuesday 1,084,061 households completed the registration. These are users whose DNI ends in 0, 1 and 2. According to the report, of that total number of registrants, the breakdown can be made according to the segmentation group:

• Rate 1: 41,045 high-income enrollees, gradually losing subsidies
• Rate 2: 578,435 low-income enrollees, maintain subsidies
• Rate 3: 464,581 middle-income enrollees, maintain subsidies

In turn, as reported, this Tuesday there were 307,756 visits to the official segmentation site (www.argentina.gob.ar/subsidios)with a total of 9,778,476 visits, since last Friday, when the page was opened.

Electricity and gas subsidies: the record province by province

According to the updated report from this Tuesday, the registration is kept in each district of the registrations made, according to the level (Rate 1, 2 or 3) to which they have agreed in the affidavit of the RASE form.

Buenos Aires: 493,367

Q1: 16,981

Q2: 263,813

Q3: 212,573

CABA: 130,122

Q1: 4,836

Q2: 51,433

Q3: 73,853

Catamarca: 4,801

Q1: 225

Q2: 3,166

Q3: 1,410

Chaco: 19,013

Q1: 1,065

Q2: 13,019

Q3: 4,929

Chubut: 13,916

T1: 628

Q2: 6,632

Q3: 6,656

Cordoba: 81,166

Q1: 2,996

Q2: 43,446

Q3: 34,724

Currents: 13,086

Q1: 599

Q2: 8,911

Q3: 3,576

Between Rivers: 31,640

Q1: 1,372

Q2: 16,961

Q3: 13,307

Formosan: 4,686

T1: 257

Q2: 3,531

Q3: 898

Jujuy: 11,180

T1: 309

Q2: 7,842

Q3: 3,029

The Pampas: 10,366

T1: 423

Q2: 5,914

Q3: 4,029

La Rioja: 5,871

T1: 267

Q2: 3,899

Q3: 1,705

Mendoza: 50,366

T1: 1,947

Q2: 28,240

Q3: 20,179

Missions: 15,204

Q1: 700

Q2: 9,861

Q3: 4,643

Neuquen: 13,910

T1: 643

Q2: 6,674

Q3: 6,593

Black River: 17,334

Q1: 685

Q2: 9,318

Q3: 7,331

Jump: 18,574

Q1: 672

Q2: 11,637

Q3: 6,365

Saint John: 13,376

Q1: 584

Q2: 8,391

Q3: 4,401

St. Louis: 12,643

T1: 409

Q2: 8,052

Q3: 4,182

Santa Fe: 68,040

Q1: 2,942

Q2: 32,803

Q3: 32,295

Santiago del Estero: 12,971

Q1: 580

Q2: 9,514

Q3: 2,877

Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands: 3,418

T1: 215

Q2: 1,299

Q3: 1,904

Tucuman: 33,427

Q1: 1,443

Q2: 21,619

Q3: 10,365

Holy Cross: 5,584

T1: 267

Q2: 2,560

Q3: 2,757