Author: Natalie Campbell

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.

Opposition Spokesman on Energy Phillip Paulwell has voiced strong opposition to the Office of Utilities Regulation’s (OUR) proposal to increase consumers’ contributions to the Electricity Disaster Fund (EDF).

This is in light of the Jamaica Public Service Company’s (JPS) request for $26 million U.S. from the fund to cover hurricane repairs.

Mr. Paulwell expressed grave concerns about the impact of such a move on consumers, particularly given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

He called for greater transparency from the OUR and JPS, emphasizing that consumers deserve a clear and detailed explanation of the basis for this request and the justification for any increase.

According to Mr. Paulwell, if the EDF was intended to ensure that consumers are not saddled with additional costs in times of disaster, then the OUR and JPS must act in alignment with this purpose.

Meantime, Mr. Paulwell highlighted that Jamaica already has one of the highest energy costs in the region, a factor that places immense pressure on both households and businesses.

He warned that adding any further burden will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Jamaicans and stifle economic growth.

The Energy Spokesman is urging the OUR to prioritize consumer protection and explore alternative measures to strengthen the EDF without imposing further financial burdens on the public.

He called on the OUR to engage in open dialogue with all stakeholders, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of the Jamaican people.