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That's a pretty good Idea except in this country we will find some way to overcomplicate and line someone's pocket.sMASH wrote:wing wrote:According to the article, it appears that the cause of the outage happened outside of TTEC control. If so, then you won't be entitled to the $60. But your blind opposition to anything government shouldn't cloud your use of common sense.hover11 wrote:TAKE BULL.....
MINISTER SAYS THAT CITIZENS WON'T BE COMPENSATED FOR THE BLACKOUT.
Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales suggested on Friday that people were not able to get any compensation for a loss of electrical supply during Wednesday’s islandwide power outage, answering an urgent opposition question in the House of Representatives.
This is in contrast to initial reports in Newsday on Friday which cited a Regulated Industries Commission (RIC) statement that suggested there could have been an entitlement to compensation.
https://newsday.co.tt/2022/02/19/gonzal ... -blackout/
what i had suggested is, that ttec handle the compensation, and pass the bill to the relevant supplier.
TTEC is not a power generation company. They buy electricity from the generating companies and then sell to you .hover11 wrote:Failure of the population to pay the full cost for the production, distribution and maintenance of the electricity infrastructure in Trinidad and Tobago will lead to even more blackouts , let's not forget T&TEC is riddled with debt and once again the government is the major debtor in play here as with most state agencies
Understandable but we don't pay the real cost of electricity it is heavily subsidized which accounts for alot of wastage, let's be real. I understand government wants to safeguard the small man but at some point they have to realize this subsidy nonsense doing more harm than goodzoom rader wrote:TTEC is not a power generation company. They buy electricity from the generating companies and then sell to you .hover11 wrote:Failure of the population to pay the full cost for the production, distribution and maintenance of the electricity infrastructure in Trinidad and Tobago will lead to even more blackouts , let's not forget T&TEC is riddled with debt and once again the government is the major debtor in play here as with most state agencies
They were not responsible for outage.
redmanjp wrote:anyone else have 'ice packs' in the freezer to keep things cold? prior to this blackout i had used old milk cartons and put them in the freezer next to things like meats - it lasted through the 11 hrs it went by us.
on TTEC website it said once u have a fully packed freezer it can last up to 24 hrs without power.
hover11 wrote:Understandable but we don't pay the real cost of electricity it is heavily subsidized which accounts for alot of wastage, let's be real. I understand government wants to safeguard the small man but at some point they have to realize this subsidy nonsense doing more harm than goodzoom rader wrote:TTEC is not a power generation company. They buy electricity from the generating companies and then sell to you .hover11 wrote:Failure of the population to pay the full cost for the production, distribution and maintenance of the electricity infrastructure in Trinidad and Tobago will lead to even more blackouts , let's not forget T&TEC is riddled with debt and once again the government is the major debtor in play here as with most state agencies
They were not responsible for outage.
pugboy wrote:how you check that?
redmanjp wrote:Just checked my usage on TTEC site for last wednesday - it almost the same as the day after and before- despite the fact that my mom uses AC throughout the day into the night, but we lost power for almost 11 hours.
What you guys seeing when u check?
Kenjo wrote:pugboy wrote:how you check that?
I’m confused too , the old manual meters not around to see it spinning and I assume the newer digital resign was off since the power was off
redmanjp wrote:Just checked my usage on TTEC site for last wednesday - it almost the same as the day after and before- despite the fact that my mom uses AC throughout the day into the night, but we lost power for almost 11 hours.
What you guys seeing when u check?
Dizzy28 wrote:redmanjp wrote:Just checked my usage on TTEC site for last wednesday - it almost the same as the day after and before- despite the fact that my mom uses AC throughout the day into the night, but we lost power for almost 11 hours.
What you guys seeing when u check?
Same ting when I checked. I was expecting a low day however the usage was not that much less than the days before and after. The Blackout day is actually bar 3 and for perspective yesterday's bar shows a lower consumption even though we had all day electricity.
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bamfo_dennis wrote:redmanjp wrote:Just checked my usage on TTEC site for last wednesday - it almost the same as the day after and before- despite the fact that my mom uses AC throughout the day into the night, but we lost power for almost 11 hours.
What you guys seeing when u check?
Wed 16 Feb 9.8 kWh
Thu 17 Feb 10.69 kWhKenjo wrote:pugboy wrote:how you check that?
I’m confused too , the old manual meters not around to see it spinning and I assume the newer digital resign was off since the power was off
Log into ttec account on ur computer nah
select which meter
check historical data on d left. everyday have the power.....is digital meter dem ting loggin everyting...... but u see dis scam dey runnin right here. how dey log dis?
so current cut off 12 hours n the usage is about d same? wdmc
Dizzy28 wrote:I think what is a contributor to the imbalance at least in my household is that two A/Cs run at night and with electricity gone till 11.30pm on the Wednesday but there all morning meant there was a solid 7 hour of use in that day (12am - 7am).
The day of the blackout with current coming back at 11.40pm the A/Cs use really would be for the next day's count.
pugboy wrote:marvy report say wires from one circuit bust and fall on a next set of wires causing a short out
how they preventing this in future
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