Agreement to be reviewed in 18 months
The Manx Government will look again, when it is allowed to do so, at the agreement over gas prices.
It was announced last week there's to be a 3.5 per cent hike in the gas tariff from June, along with a 2.4 per cent rise in standing charges.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says he only found out about the increases last week.
He says the government programme includes a policy to rationalise regulation and to ensure it supports the economy and the community:
Chief minister thanks residents for attending CoMin roadshows
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Changes at prison after deaths, department says
Craig Anderson was found unresponsive in his prison cell the morning after he was sentenced
Manx nature "isn't just for those who enjoy the outdoors"
Manx Wildlife Week gets underway today
No current plans for Sarah's Law on the Isle of Man
DHA says new legislation provides more stringent controls
Regulator finds Manx Telecom not in breach of obligations following incident that affected 999 calls
Two unrelated incidents occurred on 6 and 8 January 2024
Father skydiving to raise money for Alder Hey
He's collected over £3,000
