Shenzhen electricity charge1.Is 5 yuan reasonable at one time?

It is unreasonable for Shenzhen to charge 1.5 yuan for electricity. If the situation is true, it is illegal. It mainly violates the People's Republic of China (PRC) Electric Power Law, the Electricity Supply Regulations, the Power Supply Business Rules and other relevant laws and regulations. The state has certain systems and standards for the collection of electricity charges.

How to complain about the unreasonable charging of electricity by the property?

1. Under normal circumstances, the local price bureau will clearly stipulate the charging standard of local electricity charges. The electricity charges collected by the property are collected and remitted in principle, and property companies are not allowed to collect electricity charges indiscriminately. Therefore, if you find that the property company collects fees in disorder, you can collect relevant evidence and materials, and then go to the relevant departments to complain.

2. If it is found that the property company collects electricity fees indiscriminately, it can be settled through consultation with the property company in time. If the two sides can't reach an agreement and solve the problem, then you can report it to the local real estate administrative department or the local price bureau, or you can report it by phone.

3. When reporting, you should prepare relevant materials and evidence and provide them to the price bureau, thus proving that the property company collects electricity fees indiscriminately. Then the price bureau will check the electricity bill of the property company, and will give relevant legal sanctions when there is a problem.

Legal basis: Article 35 of the Electricity Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The electricity price mentioned in this law refers to the on-grid electricity price of power production enterprises, the mutual power supply price between power grids and the sales electricity price of power grids.

The electricity price shall be subject to unified policies, unified pricing principles and hierarchical management.

Article 36

When setting the electricity price, we should reasonably compensate the cost, reasonably determine the income, incorporate it into the tax according to law, adhere to the fair burden, and promote the power construction.