Manitoba electricity hikes set by provincial regulator for three years
The Manitoba Public Utilities Board has approved a series of electricity rate increases over the next three years to address financial pressures from drought and infrastructure needs.
Iguá Sergipe expands social tariff to more than 100,000 families
Iguá Sergipe is set to significantly increase the number of families benefiting from the social water and sewage tariff, following new regulations that allow the inclusion of over 100,000 clients.
Procon registers an average of 39 complaints per day in São José dos Campos; Sabesp leads the ranking
The Procon of São José dos Campos reported an average of 39 complaints per day in 2025, with Sabesp being the leading company in consumer grievances.
Águas das Agulhas Negras launches negotiation campaign in Consumer Month
Águas das Agulhas Negras is offering special payment conditions for customers with overdue accounts as part of its 'Não Vacila' campaign during Consumer Month.
Ghana: Consumers to Pay Less for Power, Water From April 1
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission in Ghana has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs effective April 1, 2026, due to improved economic conditions.
California shootings leave 2 deputies, utility worker injured; suspect also shot: officials
A shooting incident in California resulted in injuries to two deputies and a utility worker, with the suspect also wounded during the exchange with law enforcement.
Water bills: Ways to cut your costs before April 1 including scheme saving you £325
Water bills for households in England and Wales are set to increase by an average of £33, prompting advice on how to manage costs effectively.
Construction Sites in Schwabing-West: Trams Must Be Detoured
Tram passengers in western Schwabing will face diversions starting from March 9 due to infrastructure upgrades by the Munich City Utilities.
Miletić on withholding support for Rinčić: LGBTQ ideology is more important to her than public utilities
Marin Miletić from the Croatian political party Most expresses that the mayor of Rijeka, Iva Rinčić, has lost their unconditional support due to her prioritization of LGBTQ ideology over children's protection and public services.
Public utility rates for water, gas, electricity, and buses will increase again in the AMBA
Public utility rates for services like water, gas, electricity, and transportation in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) are set to rise starting March, affecting various income groups differently.
Tariff adjustments make water bills more expensive in Manaus; understand the changes
Residents of Manaus will see an increase in their water bills due to a 5.52% tariff adjustment implemented by the Águas de Manaus water company, affecting various consumer categories except for the Tarifa 10 category.
Águas de Teresina accumulates R$ 12 million in fines over six years, says regulatory agency
Águas de Teresina has faced R$ 12 million in fines since 2020, according to the Teresina Regulatory Agency due to various regulatory failures, with the latest fine being R$ 2.6 million for sewage leaks.
From the Eyes of Saša Mitrofanov: Russians have neither water nor heat even without war
The article discusses the ongoing issues in Russia regarding access to basic utilities such as water and heating, highlighting systemic failures.
The competition for two council member positions at the SPRK has been announced; salary 7000 euros
The Latvian State Chancellery has announced a competition for two council member positions at the Public Utilities Commission (SPRK) with a salary of 7000 euros per month.
Ghana: GWL Deploys 200 Service Personnel to Recover GH¢866m Debt, Boost Digital Payments
Ghana Water Limited has launched an initiative deploying 200 service personnel to recover GH¢866 million in debts and promote digital payment systems.
Sabesp charges sewage fee above the allowed amount for properties without connection, say residents of SP
Residents in the southern zone of São Paulo claim that Sabesp is charging sewage fees that exceed legal limits for properties not connected to the sewage system.
Bill Decree of 3 billion. Price cuts are coming
Italy's government is finalizing a 3 billion euro decree aimed at reducing utility bills for families and businesses without increasing public debt.
Important news of February 11, 2026, Wednesday at a glance
Key news updates include the advance bail granted to contractor Himanshu Gupta in the Janakpuri pothole incident and a man's death after falling into a manhole in Begumpur, Rohini.
Water supply in Kherson disrupted due to extensive damage to networks
Water supply in Kherson is facing disruptions due to significant damage inflicted on the water supply networks by Russian attacks.