The National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE) will communicate by telephone with more than 200,000 users of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) who have not yet requested to maintain the electricity consumption subsidy, to remind them that they have until December to join the benefit .
The information was given by the agency through a statement in which it is specified that those who want to register in the Registry of Access to Energy Subsidies (RASE) will be able to do so by entering the national government website.
The ENRE indicated that in order to complete the free registration procedure for the RASE It is necessary to have your DNI, meter and user numbers at hand (both appear on the service bill), as well as having your own email address or that of a close friend..
For any doubt, users can call toll-free 0-800-222-7376, option 1of the Secretary of Energy, which is the one that implements and determines the tariff segmentation.
“The telephone contact initiated by the ENRE is part of a series of actions to promote the registration in the RASE of all users who need to keep the subsidy,” said the Ente.
Likewise, distributors were notified to send, together with the electricity service bills, explanatory brochures on how to sign up for the RASE In addition, an interactive georeferenced map was developed that allows the impact of each category of subsidies to be appreciated zone by zone, as well as the presence of non-registered users.
“We do not want any person who is responsible for maintaining it to be left without a subsidy,” said ENRE comptroller Walter Martello.
“We do not want any person who is responsible for maintaining it to be left without a subsidy,” said the ENRE comptroller, Walter Martello
Likewise, he pointed out that “all those whose income is below the minimum and find the legend ‘Level 1’ on their invoices, must register immediately”, in a procedure that he described as “very simple”.
On the other hand, progress was made in the coordination, assistance and training of the municipal offices of Consumer Information, the ombudsmen of the municipalities, the provinces and the city of Buenos Aires, as well as user and consumer associations. and other civil society actors.
In this regard, the ENRE stated that “it is especially important to help and assist older adults, who are the ones who experience the greatest difficulties in registering, whether for reasons of vulnerability, difficulties with access to technology, or lack of Internet connection”.
