Effective for
Consumption on and after 1st January, 2021
1. The
Non-Residential Tariff applies where the consumption is not solely for
residential purpose.
2. This
Tariff is based on monthly meter-readings.
3. This
Tariff will be the aggregate of the following items:
(a) Energy Charge
The energy charge is 103.1 cents per unit.
(b) Fuel Cost Adjustment
The fuel cost adjustment is 28.1 cents per unit based on forecasted fuel prices in the latest Tariff Review.
The fuel cost adjustment will be revised automatically on a monthly basis to take into account the difference between actual prices of fuels used and the forecasted fuel prices, and will be posted on a monthly basis on the company website.
(c) Energy Saving Rebate
The rebate is only applicable to a bill with total monthly
consumption of 400 units or less. The rebate will be calculated at the
following rate:
Total Monthly Consumption Range | Rebate Rate (Cents/Unit) |
---|
1-200 units | 17.2 cents per unit on total consumption |
201-300 units | 16.2 cents per unit on total consumption |
301-400 units | 15.2 cents per unit on total consumption |
4. Minimum
charge per bill: $40
5. This
Tariff, the Supply Rules and other conditions are subject to revision from time
to time.
6. Payment
of any bill received later than the due date will be subject to a late payment
charge of 5% of the original amount due.
7. Customers'
energy charge and energy saving rebate shall be adjusted in the following
circumstance on a pro-rata basis.
If the period between two successive meter-readings is
outside the 25-35 days range, an adjustment to the block size under paragraph 3
(a) and 3 (c) of the respective applicable energy charge tariff rate and energy
saving rebate tariff rate will be made, as follows:
Applicable block units = Normal block units x N
/ 30
N = Number of days between two successive meter-readings
Note: In this rate
table,
-"Unit" shall mean one kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity
-"Monthly" shall mean the period of approximately one month between a
meter-reading (including estimations) and the next one.