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Valgesta Nueva Energía found Chilean consumers overpaid $2 million in electricity bills due to a one-time error, not $100 million as the government claimed, with most costs deferred until 2028.

Ramón Galaz of Valgesta Nueva Energía calls for reforming Chile's complex electricity tariff system to enhance regulatory independence and correct costly calculation errors.

Valgesta Nueva Energía challenges the government's claim on energy generators' debt, highlighting that consumers have not yet paid most of the disputed amount due to debt payment timing.

Valgesta's analysis shows Chilean regulated electricity customers overpaid only about US$2 million due to a tariff error, much less than previously claimed, with most costs deferred until 2028.

Valgesta Nueva Energía disputes government figures on excess electricity tariffs, asserting the overcharge was miscalculated and customers won't pay until 2028 unless resolved.

The biminister refutes Valgesta's report, affirming companies hold $115 million in excess electricity charges to be refunded, while the government works on audits and reimbursements.

Valgesta Nueva Energía argues that only a small fraction of customers overpaid due to a tariff error, disputing claims of a large overcharge and proposing solutions to prevent future incorrect payments.

Valgesta Nueva Energía disputes the minister's claim that Chilean consumers paid US$115 million tariff error, explaining most was shifted to financial instruments payable from 2028.

Minister Álvaro García refutes a Valgesta report minimizing overcharges by energy generators, insisting US$115 million was overpaid and must be returned.

The Chilean government refutes Valgesta Nueva Energía's claim about electricity overcharges, insisting consumers did pay excess amounts now held by companies and must be refunded.

Consumers in Chile have overpaid a small portion of disputed electricity tariffs due to technical errors, with most charges deferred and under review for correction by 2026.

Valgesta's study shows the extra electricity charge from CNE's error is only $2 million now, with the bulk deferred to 2028.

A Valgesta Nueva Energía study reveals that the extra charges to electricity consumers due to a tariff error are only about US$2 million, not US$110 million, as most of the debt is deferred via financial instruments to be paid years later.

Valgesta Nueva Energía found Chilean households overpaid only US$2 million in electricity bills, prompting the government to plan a 4% tariff cut to correct overcharges mainly deferred via financial instruments.

Valgesta Nueva Energía found Chilean households overpaid only US$2 million in electricity bills, prompting the government to plan a 4% tariff cut to correct overcharges from generators and transmission companies.

Valgesta Nueva Energía asserts that the actual electricity tariff overpayment by customers is US$2 million, far less than the US$110 million claimed, with most of the discrepancy deferred to future payments starting in 2028.

A tariff error inflated electricity rates, but customers have only paid a small fraction so far, leaving time for correction before full impact.

Valgesta Nueva Energía found Chilean consumers overpaid about $2 million in electricity bills due to a one-time government calculation error, not $100 million as claimed, with most costs deferred until 2028.

Valgesta Nueva Energía found that Chilean consumers were overcharged about $2 million due to a one-time error in energy price calculations, not $110 million as previously claimed, with most disputed amounts not yet affecting bills.