The charges for commercial switching to power supply in two communities are different.

Hello, what you want to ask is the reason why the charges in the two communities are different from the mains electricity? The reasons for the difference in commercial power transmission costs between the two communities mainly include the following aspects:

1. Power load difference: There may be differences in commercial power load in different communities. Some communities have higher demand for commercial electricity, and may need larger capacity and more stable power supply, so their charging standards may be relatively high. The commercial electricity consumption load in other communities is low and the electricity consumption is relatively small, so the charging standard may be relatively low.

2. Differences in infrastructure investment: The provision of commercial power services requires the construction and maintenance of power supply facilities, such as substations and distribution lines. There may be differences in infrastructure investment in different communities, and communities with high investment costs may be reflected in electricity charges, resulting in different charges.

3. Differences in operating costs: There may be differences in operating costs in different communities, such as maintenance costs of power supply equipment, collection and management costs of electricity consumption data, etc. These differences in operating costs may also affect the difference in charges for commercial electricity.

4. Policy and regional differences: Different regions and policies may formulate different electricity charging policies and standards to meet the needs of local economic development and energy policy. This may lead to differences in commercial electricity charges in different communities.