The OUR report is and and its suggesting that the JPS meters are just fine, see full report here.
http://www.our.org.jm/images/stories/content/PressRelease/Investigation%20of%20JPS%20Billing%20and%20Metering%20for%20Electricity%20Consumption.pdf
Friday, October 21, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
How to eliminate your demand charges
This post is specifically for any business which has decided to stop using JPS either temporarily or permanently.
When a customer applies for power for their business, they have in effect entered into a contract between the JPS and the company in question.
Demand charges I have explained already and will just focus on how to stop them from coming should you decide to stop using their services.
You need to write to JPS indicating that you are terminating or suspending your contract with the them which would stop your demand charges from appearing for up to six months after you have turned off your breaker. Failure to do so will see you wracking up demand charges for up to six months after you have stopped using the service.
Keep tuned into this blog for information.
When a customer applies for power for their business, they have in effect entered into a contract between the JPS and the company in question.
Demand charges I have explained already and will just focus on how to stop them from coming should you decide to stop using their services.
You need to write to JPS indicating that you are terminating or suspending your contract with the them which would stop your demand charges from appearing for up to six months after you have turned off your breaker. Failure to do so will see you wracking up demand charges for up to six months after you have stopped using the service.
Keep tuned into this blog for information.
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