How does the power supply company charge the residential electricity fee to the property?

If the owners of the community do not set up accounts in the power supply company alone, but use the master meter to collect fees, and the owners share it, then the community should have a master meter, which will be the basis for collecting electricity fees in the community. Then the property will send a copy of the electricity consumption data to each owner's home, and then calculate the average value of each kilowatt-hour or set a price to charge the electricity fee to the user (the road loss in the community and the electricity consumption of public facilities such as street lamps, stairs and walkways will be borne by the owner, either in each household's electricity account or in the property fee).

There is also a master meter near the power supply company, but it is not subject to this charge (there is a road loss between this master meter and the community master meter, and the road loss is borne by the state).