How is the electricity price standard for large industrial electricity consumption stipulated?

1, large industrial electricity price standard

Electricity price is divided into basic electricity price and electricity price. The basic electricity price is based on the transformer capacity or the maximum demand of industrial enterprises (that is, the maximum average load every 15 minutes or 1 30 minutes per month).

The power supply department signs a contract with the electricity consumption department to determine the limit, which is fixed every month, regardless of the actual electricity consumption; The electricity price is calculated according to the actual electricity consumption of the power sector.

2. The calculation formula of two-part electricity price is

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Where p is the electricity price; A is the basic electricity fee paid per 1 kW maximum load; M is the user transformer capacity or maximum demand; D is the electricity charge per kWh calculated by the electricity meter; H is the power consumption (in kWh).

Extended data:

The scope of application of large industrial electricity price includes:

(1) All power-driven industrial production, or electric smelting, baking, welding, electrolysis and electrochemistry, with a total capacity of over 320 KVA, and the following electricity consumption meeting the above capacity requirements: affiliated factories of government agencies, military units, schools, academic research and experimental units (except school-run factories where students mainly participate in labor practice), and the products produced are included in the national plan.

(2) electricity consumption of railways (including underground railways), shipping, trams, telecommunications, sewers, construction departments and military-owned repair shops; Electricity consumption of waterworks; Electricity for industrial test; Electricity consumption of mercury lamps in photographic plate-making industry.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-large industrial electricity price