Should the loss of electricity in residential areas be flat and reasonable for each household?

It may be necessary to find out what you mean by "lack of electricity in the community" first.

Does it mean the difference between the total electricity consumption of the community and the sum of the household electricity consumption? It mainly includes: the normal loss of line equipment and the leakage of residential property management "someone steals electricity"

At present, there are two main power supply modes for the power bureau and users:

First, the electric power bureau directly reads meters to households. In this way, the loss of equipment and lines is basically borne by the electric power bureau, and each user only bears the amount of electricity displayed by his own meter. Of course, the public electricity consumption in residential areas, such as street lamps, fire fighting, elevators, etc., are generally collected and remitted by the property, or included in the property management fee. At present, this power supply method is widely used in most residential areas, especially in newly built and developed residential areas.

In this case, the shared total electricity bill is the focus that every owner needs to pay attention to, and the owners' committee can verify whether the property can provide public electricity meter readings and electricity bill calculation list on schedule. Focus on whether the office electricity consumption of the property is measured separately, which is the part that the property itself has to bear.

Two, the power bureau meter reading to the summary table, and then by the property, affiliated units and other organizations/institutions to copy each household's sub table. The sum of these sub-tables must be less than the total number of tables copied by the power bureau, because there is loss. This power supply mode mainly exists in relatively old residential areas, unit dormitory areas and so on. Because transformers and lines are old, energy-saving efficiency is poor, and losses are large, coupled with the low level of power management, these high losses are generally borne by users on average.

What kind of power supply mode was adopted at the beginning, on the one hand, depends on the management level of the industry at that time; On the other hand, it also depends on the demand of the construction unit, which is directly related to the cost of housing construction. The difference between the first power supply mode and the second power supply mode is quite large. If you want to change this situation, it can generally be led by affiliated units, and after organizations and individuals invest a certain proportion, the electric power bureau will realize meter reading to households. This will greatly reduce the loss.

As for how you judge what kind of power supply you are, it depends on who gave you the electricity bill.