New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh, Electricity and gas bills display the energy tariffs that are used to calculate the total cost of your bill. Your bill may also include fees for certain activities if they applied to you during the billing period (for example, if you requested a special meter read).
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New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
New Electricity Bill Tariff in Bangladesh
What is a tariff?
A tariff is the price of energy under a contract. The tariff includes two price components: a fixed charge and a variable charge. When comparing offers it is important to note both these charges.
- The fixed charge, also known as the ‘service charge’ or ‘daily supply charge’, is a charge that applies for supplying electricity or gas to your premises for each day of your billing period, regardless of how much electricity you use. It is often displayed as a daily rate on your bill in cents per day.
- The variable charge, also known as the ‘usage charge’ or ‘consumption charge’, is listed as cents per kilowatt hour (c/kWh) for electricity and cents per megajoule (c/MJ) for gas.
It is important to note that tariffs are listed on your bill without the Goods & Services Tax (GST) included. Instead, the GST is added at the end of the bill.
Where is the tariff shown on my bill?
The variable and fixed charges that make up the tariff are usually listed on the second or back page of a one page electricity or gas bill. They are located in the section where the cost of your bill is calculated. For information on how to read your bill, see our How to read your bill page.
