Utility bills to go up as dam water levels reduce on dry weather

View of Tana River flowing from Masinga Dam. PHOTO | FILE

The prolonged dry weather looks set to put a financial burden on households as reduced water levels in dams translate to rising electricity bills and expensive water due to rationing.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) says electricity bills will continue rising on increased use of expensive thermal power as poor weather cuts input of cheaper hydro power to the national grid.

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