WILLEMSTAD - In a significant development, the rates for water and electricity in Curaçao are expected to undergo a reduction in the near future. Minister of Economic Development, Ruisandro Cijntje, made this announcement yesterday in response to inquiries from Member of Parliament, Fergino Brownbill. The minister revealed that he is actively engaged in discussions to restructure and lower the rates of water and electricity for households. He further assured that the new pricing structure will soon receive ratification in the Council of Ministers.
The move to reduce water and electricity bills aims to alleviate the financial burden on households across the island. Minister Cijntje acknowledged the importance of creating a more affordable framework for essential utilities, recognizing the impact it would have on the overall cost of living for residents.
The discussions and subsequent ratification in the Council of Ministers mark a significant step forward in realizing this goal. The minister's proactive approach to address the issue highlights the government's commitment to ensuring fair and accessible utility rates for the population.
As the restructuring plans progress, households can look forward to enjoying reduced water and electricity costs in the near future. The anticipated relief in bills will undoubtedly provide much-needed financial respite to families and contribute to a more sustainable and affordable standard of living in Curaçao.