Baghdad Council: Unregistered Generators Hinder Rate Enforcement

The Baghdad Council's report reveals that there are approximately 2,500 to 3,000 unregistered electricity generators operating without registration with the Ministry of Oil. This makes it difficult to set a fixed rate per ampere for them. The owners of these generators are compelled to purchase diesel fuel from the black market, which increases their operating costs. Moreover, the diesel quotas provided by the ministry only cover small generators for about two weeks, forcing their owners to buy the remaining fuel at high commercial prices. The council also faces difficulties in imposing retroactive taxes on unregistered generator owners, as the owed amounts exceed 75 million dinars. This highlights the challenges in regulating Baghdad's informal electricity sector.

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