Examples of using Average tariff in English and their translations into Malay
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The average tariff for ASEAN under the CEPT Scheme is now down to 1.51 percent from 12.76 percent when the tariff cutting exercise started in 1993.
He said the ICPT cost saving was translated into a tariff reduction of 2.25sen/kWH which amounted to 5.8 per cent of TNB's average tariff of 38.53 sen/kWH.
For Sabah and Labuan, the average tariff will be up 5.0 sen per kWh or 16.9% from current average rate of 29.52 sen per kWh to 34.52 sen per kWh,” he told reporters at a press conference in Parliament on Monday.
The average tariff levels for the major GATT participants were about 22% in 1947, but were 5% after the Uruguay Round in 1999.[1] Experts attribute part of these tariff changes to GATT and the WTO.[5][6][7].
In the meantime, Ongkili said the Cabinet also agreed that the average tariff rate of 34.52 sen/kWH be reduced by 1.20 sen/kWH for Sabah and the Federal Territory of Labuan for the same time period, which is a drop of 3.5 per cent from the current average tariff rate.
(a) The average Base Tariff remain unchanged at 39.45 sen/kWh.
TNB explained the average base tariff remains unchanged at 39.45 sen/kWh.
TNB explained the average base tariff remains unchanged at 39.45 sen/kWh.
Average water and sanitation tariff(US$/m3).
Average urban residential water tariff(US$/m3).
The current average water tariff rate is RM1.38 per 1,000 litres compared to the actual cost of RM2.31 per 1,000 litres.
The 2018 OECD report stated that Brazil had an average external tariff of 13.5%, as well as the lowest level of trade integration in the organisation.
The average effective tariff of natural gas for non-power users, including the manufacturing sector, will be increased from July 1, 2018 to RM32.69 per mmBtu from RM32.52 per mmBtu currently.
The average natural gas base tariff is set at RM31.92/MMBtu for the period beginning July to December 2018 in line with Gas Malaysia's announcement on 28 December 2016.
The government approved a power tariff hike in Sabah andthe Federal Territory of Labuan amounting to five sen/kWH from the average rate of 29.52 sen/kWH to 34.52 sen/kWH with fuel and tariff subsidies effective Jan 1, 2014.
Began to increase its tariffs in March-April, the average of the market they have grown.
Through this mechanism, base tariffs are determined by the average price of coal and gas fuels during the regulatory period.
Domestic users will enjoy an average 2.54% cut in electricity tariffs, while commercial users will pay 2.7% less in electricity bills.
On December 2nd the government announced that electricity tariffs would increase by an average of 15% from January 1st 2014.
Due to the low water tariffs, Penang suffers the highest consumption of water at 291 litres per person per day in 2010 as compared to the national average of 205 liters.
