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GRTU issues Directive to Members

31 January 2009

As stated since the very beginning, as soon as the new Utility Tariffs commenced, GRTU objected most strongly that 41,000 SMEs were being overcharged to subsidise larger businesses. This is a blatant breach of the EU Electricity Directive and an insult to all small businesses. It is also a Government decision that needs to be challenged at all costs.The first GRTU Directive is as follows: All small businesses must multiply the units they consume by €13c, they must pay this amount only.

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