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High fuel price continues to affect electricity bills.

October 11, 2022

High fuel price continues to affect electricity bills.
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SABA:--- The Public Entity Saba is grateful for the support that the Dutch Government has been making available to help mitigate the electricity price. But even with these subsidies, it is unavoidable that consumers will still see the effects of the energy crisis on their electricity bills due to the high fuel price.

As part of the latest Dutch Government subsidy of 15 million euros for Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba, the fixed fee for electricity will remain zero in 2023. The fixed fee was already reduced to zero through a subsidy for this year. This subsidy will now continue ...

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