Indicador de Justicia y Razonabilidad Tarifaria Para la Electricidad: Comparación de Datos Entre dos Jurisdicciones Argentinas

Electricity service tariffs are increasingly a matter of public debate as they are fixed costs for an ever-widening universe of end users. Tariff policy, however, is a matter of dispute since aspects related to economic balance, rational use of energy and availability of resources also come into play. This paper proposes an indicator, the IJRT, to assess this complex reality in an integrated manner, taking as a priority the theoretical approach of the right to energy, the inclusive and equitable energy transition and sustainability. Methodologically, the variables of the indicator are presented and then its results applied to two Argentine jurisdictions. The conclusions show that the IJRT has the potential to become a useful tool both for academic environments and for designing, planning and evaluating electricity tariff policy.