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Can poor consumers pay for energy and water?

This paper takes a detailed look at the affordability of electricity, district heating and water for low-income consumers in transition countries. It finds that affordability is particularly a problem in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and in the water sector. The paper also found that delays to tariff reform have little impact on affordability.

Link http://www.ebrd.org/pubs/econo/wp0092.htm
Author Fankhauser, S., Tepic, S
Date Aug 2005
Institute EBRD
Tags CIS, electricity, heating, water, affordability

See also

  1. News of the Month, February, 2006
  2. CIS: the emerging post-soviet petrostates
  3. Institutional researches on reforming of water-management system in Tajikistan
  4. Options for Continuing Energy Reforms in Uzbekistan
  5. Belarusian Monthly Economic Review, №8(59), August 2007

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