The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) says it will revert to reviewing fuel prices on a weekly basis depending on the Reserve Bank foreign currency auction exchange rate. The authority has been reviewing fuel price on a monthly basis having abandoned the weekly reviews. Appearing before the
Price of petrol has gone up by a margin of 33 percent to Zwl 28.96 while that of diesel marginally increased to Zwl 24.93 from Zwl 21.52. The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) confirmed last night. Dealers may sell below the cap price depending on their trading
Ethanol producing company, Green Fuel has dismissed as false, allegations by the suspended Zanu-PF youth commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu that the company was involved in corrupt and unethical business practices to obtain a monopoly in ethanol blending. In a statement, the company said the remarks made by
Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has revealed that the intense load-shedding currently crippling the country is set to improve in the coming two weeks owing to a breakthrough in negotiations with South Africa's Eskom. Addressing the media at a Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA)
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis clocks a new crescendo with fuel shortage anticipated to go up next week a development which sent fuel dealers into panic mode with the government suspecting service stations to be holding up their stocks to avoid loses.
The Ministry is still concerned by unscrupulous retailers who are still selling the banned bulbs, ZERA counties to prosecute such culprits and to date 168 retailers have been prosecuted and fined
"Indications on the ground are that consumers are ready to embrace solar geysers for water heating, as you might be aware electric geysers consume about 40% of electricity at household level. This power is being wasted as it is not being used productively hence the
The recent reduction in fuel prices by the government has been received with skepticism with a cross section of Zimbabweans calling the move, a change without change. Energy and Power Development Minister Simon Khaya Moyo on Tuesday told journalists that government has ordered players in the petroleum
MUTARE- Energy regulatory authorities have admitted to failing to deal with rampant illegal fuel dealers who are either smuggling the precious liquid into the country or buying and selling from truck drivers. Speaking on Friday at a legal clinic organised by the Zimbabwe Regulatory Authority (ZERA)
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