Electricity bills cut by 3% to ease virus burden
The Energy Regulatory Committee has ordered three state electricity authorities to cut electricity bills by three per cent for all types of consumers for the next three months.
The reduction will be valid from this month until June, said ERC secretary-general Khomgrich Tantravanich today (April 2).
The move is in response to the government's policy to ease living costs and cut overheads for businesses suffering from the Covid-19 outbreak.
The regulator also waived the minimum charge for consumer categories 3,4,5,6 and 7 from this month to June.
