What is the standard for property companies to charge commercial electricity?

There is no absolute standard for property companies to charge commercial electricity. Generally speaking, the principle is based on the sum of transformer loss and line loss, that is, how much the power bureau receives and how much the owner receives.

When I was in charge of the project, there was a seven-story apartment with only 77 households and several other shops with an annual output of 40 years. The developer specially set up a transformer for this building, and the power supply bureau only set up a user's electricity meter, and the electricity fee is charged every two months. The property management company switches the power supply to each owner, and each household has one meter. Household electricity consumption is calculated according to commercial electricity price!

At the time of delivery, there were not many households. If the owner of this building calculates the electricity price according to the average electricity consumption, the average unit price will be higher. According to the electricity consumption, the unit price per kilowatt hour (Kwh) is 1.5 yuan, which is equivalent to twice the commercial electricity price standard published by the Power Bureau. It is unfair to share the loss according to the electricity consumption for a few owners who moved in in the early stage.