Can the property charge electricity?

What you reflect are two problems, which should be dealt with separately.

1. About the problem that there is no official electricity in the community.

This belongs to the developer's breach of contract, and it is a serious violation of the relevant state regulations to hand over the house without improving the water supply and power supply in the community (considering official electricity consumption). You can sue the developer directly according to your purchase contract. Ask a lawyer. You should win.

2. The property company collects electricity charges.

As the entrusting unit of the State Power Supply Bureau, the property management company collects and pays the electricity fee from the owners. Therefore, in fact, the property is collected from the owner for the power supply bureau, and the property has no right to power off. However, the power supply bureau can take measures to limit electricity in the community according to the situation of unpaid electricity bills.

I hope it helps you.

Suggestion: unite all the owners or themselves to recover the developer's breach of contract through legal means as soon as possible. This is the most basic.