Electricity and gas subsidies: registration record in the first stage
According to the report published this Wednesday, July 20, 3,035,428 people with ID ending in 0, 1 and 2, over 18 years of age, were registered on the website that the Ministry of Energy enabled for registration. This can be done at: www.argentina.gob.ar/subsidios
For its part, in the official report to which Ámbito had access, a total of 1,676,349 households throughout the country were registered on the tariff segmentation website. In addition, the declared minor cohabitants were a total of 959,611.
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 Wednesday the registration of the second stage began. These are users whose DNI ends in 3, 4 and 5. 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.
Source: Ambito
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