![]() You may initially think that’s a bad thing. This is where it gets a bit more complicated. Once the initial average bill is determined it is then evaluated and adjusted each month. In this example (a typical usage pattern for residents in the southern US), customers with average billing would pay more in the winter and less in the summer compared to someone who pays for actual usage monthly. ![]() If you haven’t lived in your house for the entire prior 12 months, most companies will use the historic meter data from the property combined with your current electricity rate to calculate an average bill.Īs you can see in the above example, in average monthly billing you’ll pay more for the electricity you use in some months while paying less for it in others.
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