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Regulatory actions against Ejesa electricity utility
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The Superintendency of Public Services and Other Concessions (Susepu) has taken regulatory action against the electricity distributor Ejesa in Jujuy, Argentina, regarding billing and service quality. Initially, Susepu mandated that Ejesa restructure its electricity billing schedule to prevent overlapping due dates that could cause financial strain for consumers. To assist with this transition, Ejesa allowed users to pay a second September deadline by October 10, 2026, without late interest. Subsequently, Susepu imposed a fine exceeding 1 billion pesos on Ejesa following Following an audit of power supply performance from January to June 2023. The audit found 2023, Susepu imposed a fine exceeding 1 billion pesos on Ejesa via Resolution 296-SUSEPU/2026. Technical inspections revealed that the frequency and duration of power outages in urban, rural, and isolated systems, including Piedra Negra and Susques, exceeded contractual limits. limits permitted by the company’s concession contract. The fine is intended final fine, totaling $1,011,803,847.11, was calculated by applying an update coefficient to an initial base penalty of $427,999.58. Rather than being paid to the state, these funds must be returned directly to affected users via as credits on their billing statements. Ejesa has been granted 15 business days to submit a detailed list of affected clients and locations to Susepu.
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- 2026-09-13 22:59 UTC Regulatory actions against Ejesa electricity utility
- 2026-09-13 15:39 UTC Regulatory actions against Ejesa electricity utility
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