Ishikawa Electric and Gas Price High Emergency Measures Support Fund [4 15]

1Business Overview: Ishikawa Electricity and Gas Price Higher Emergency Measures Support Fund is a system to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the prefecture using high voltage power, special high voltage power, and industrial LP gas. The application period is from April 15, 2019 to June 15, 2019. It is a content that supports the prefecture independently for business operators who are placed in a severe business environment due to rapid increase in electricity and gas rates. Target: The target is a small and medium-sized enterprise with head office or main office in Ishikawa Prefecture. It is a business that uses high-pressure power, special high-pressure power or industrial LP gas at the prefecture office. With high-voltage power, the electricity bill for the sales must be 3.5% or higher. In the case of 7% or higher, the upper limit is 4,000,000 yen, and the upper limit is 200,000 yen if 3.5% or higher is less than 7%. Special high-voltage power and industrial LP gas are not indicated in terms of sales ratio, but contracts and use at the prefecture office are required. Applicants are excluded from the support money for measures to increase the price for medical institutions and welfare facilities conducted by Ishikawa Prefecture, and special support for the operation of local public transportation. 3Auxiliary Exp。s and Subsidies: The amount of support is calculated by multiplying the amount of support for the use of high voltage power, special high voltage power and industrial LP gas during the support period. High-voltage power is 1.2 yen/kWh, 0.4 yen/kWh for March, 0.6 yen/kWh for March and 0.2 yen/kWh for March. Special high voltage power is 1.3 yen/kWh, 0.5 yen/kWh for March, 7.0 yen for industrial LP gas, 2.3 yen for March, and 2.3 yen for LPic meter. ulations are calculated with less than 1,000 yen. 4Points of auxiliary rate, upper limit, schedule, and application: subsidy rate is null because this system is not a fixed rate auxiliary, but is a s