Residential tariff
Residential consumption often includes different unit rate bands depending on the level of usage. A household using a modest number of units can see a lower effective rate than one crossing into a higher slab range.
Commercial and industrial tariff
Commercial and industrial users often face separate structure and demand considerations. These categories can include higher fixed charges or add-on components that shape the total differently from residential billing.
Fixed charges, FAC, and electricity duty
Beyond the unit charge, fixed charges, fuel adjustment components, and electricity duty can all affect the final bill. Reviewing these separately makes it easier to understand why two bills with similar units can still differ.
Tariff table
| Category | Typical focus |
|---|---|
| Residential | Lower usage slabs and fixed charges |
| Commercial | Higher rate bands and service-based charges |
| Industrial | Demand-related structure and larger-scale consumption |
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