JPS promises decrease on November bills
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November 9, 2014

JPS promises decrease on November bills

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Public Service (JPS) said in a release Monday, November 10 that customers can expect to see a decrease of approximately 8.4 per cent in their November bill, as a direct result of the lower fuel costs worldwide.

JPS explained that the reduction in the cost of oil is reflected in the Fuel & IPP Charge on customers’ bills. The Fuel & IPP Charge on November bills is J$23.365 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), compared to the charge of J$26.812/ kWh that was applied to October bills.

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