industryterm:gas cuts

  • Number of unpaid gas bills reached 1.7 million last year
    http://www.todayszaman.com/business_number-of-unpaid-gas-bills-reached-17-million-last-year_358016

    The natural gas bills of 1.7 million households were not paid on time last year, causing temporary gas cuts in some regions, according to the Energy Market Regulatory Agency (EPDK).

    The majority of gas cuts in 2013 were caused by late payment of bills, accounting for 1.2 million homes. According to the agency, there were 1.4 million temporary gas cuts in total, 79.7 percent of which were due to late payments. However, the number of houses experiencing gas cuts due to late payments saw a decrease of nearly 4 percent year-on-year in 2013.

    Problèmes de règlements des factures de gaz à mettre en parallèle de la hausse du niveau de vie et du poids des dépenses liées au logement dans le budget des ménages

    http://www.todayszaman.com/business_turks-spend-half-their-salaries-on-food-housing_357936.html

    Analysts warn of further deterioration in the purchasing power of Turkish consumer amid recent hikes in food and housing prices.

    According to data from the Turkish Statistics Institute (TurkStat), Turkish households allocated the highest share of their income — 25 percent — to housing expenditures in 2013 while the share of food and non-alcoholic beverages was 19.9 percent. Transportation as a share of total household spending was 17.9 percent in 2013. Adding transportation expenditures — the third largest item in household spending – to food and rent, the TurkStat report reveals that Turks pay 62.3 percent of their income for the basic needs of food, housing and transportation in daily life

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    #Énergie #Logements #Turquie

  • Kabariti: New Egyptian gas cuts will increase electricity company’s woesJordan - Zawya
    http://www.zawya.com/story/Kabariti_New_Egyptian_gas_cuts_will_increase_electricity_companys_woes-ZAWYA20130708041215/?lok=041200130707&&zawyaemailmarketing

    Un nouvel attentat contre le gazoduc égypto-jordanien (le 16ème ou le 17ème...).

    Amman - Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Malik Kabariti said that disruption in the Egyptian gas supplies to Jordan caused by a bomb attack on the Sinai pipeline early Sunday would exacerbate the national electricity company’s losses as it was forced to switch to costlier heavy fuels.
    The company had accumulated over JD1.2 billion in losses due to disruption in Egyptian gas exports to Jordan following a series of bomb blasts, occurring over the last two years, targeting the Sinai desert pipeline that feeds the Kingdom’s power plants.
    Egyptian authorities reported today that bombers attacked the pipeline at dawn today near the city of El Arish, bringing supplies to a total halt.
    In a statement issued here, the minister said contact was being established with Egyptian officials to know more about the extent of the damage and also about time required for repairs before pumping resumes.
    Kabariti said today’s attack on the pipeline was the sixteenth, and added that the national oil refinery and electricity company were struggling to meet the needs of the power plants, relying on alternative fuels like diesel and heavy fuels “to ensure uninterrupted high-quality electricity supply to the citizens.”

    © Jordan News Agency - Petra 2013

    #électricité
    #gazoduc
    #JOrdanie
    #Egypte