Gas Billing Considerations - Revision history

Andrei.boiu: /* Perspective */

2022-05-17T20:22:46Z

Perspective

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	===Perspective===		===Perspective===
	The same systems employed on electricity metering and billing, including various caps may also be applied to gas, in the future, as it is entirely possible to do so as soon as more advanced meters ~~come into~~ the market.		The same systems employed on electricity metering and billing, including various caps may also be applied to gas, in the future, as it is entirely possible to do so as soon as more advanced meters become commonplace onto the market.

	With liberalized energy markets in most countries, there is the potential for an additional adjustment either applied in the base energy unit price or separately represented by a fuel cost adjustment as on current electricity bills in some countries. When not present, as is the case here, the energy unit price (in KWh) is established and updated yearly.		With liberalized energy markets in most countries, there is the potential for an additional adjustment either applied in the base energy unit price or separately represented by a fuel cost adjustment as on current electricity bills in some countries. When not present, as is the case here, the energy unit price (in KWh) is established and updated yearly.

	[[Category:Energy Conservation]]		[[Category:Energy Conservation]]

Andrei.boiu: /* Future systems */

2022-05-17T20:22:11Z

Future systems

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	In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large usage, based on potential environment impact cost.		In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large usage, based on potential environment impact cost.

	===~~Future systems~~===		===Perspective===
	The same systems employed on electricity metering and billing, including various caps may also be applied to gas, in the future, as it is entirely possible to do so as soon as more advanced meters come into the market.		The same systems employed on electricity metering and billing, including various caps may also be applied to gas, in the future, as it is entirely possible to do so as soon as more advanced meters come into the market.

Andrei.boiu: /* Surcharges (mandatory) */

2022-05-17T20:21:33Z

Surcharges (mandatory)

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	===Surcharges (mandatory)===		===Surcharges (mandatory)===

	The Value Added Tax, or V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service. In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large usage, based on potential environment impact cost.		The Value Added Tax, or V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service.

			In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large usage, based on potential environment impact cost.

	===Future systems===		===Future systems===

Andrei.boiu: /* Tiered consumption range */

2022-05-17T20:20:14Z

Tiered consumption range

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	\| 3 \|\| 3,000-30,000 MW/h \|\| .006% discount of full price		\| 3 \|\| 3,000-30,000 MW/h \|\| .006% discount of full price
	\|-		\|-
	\| 4 \|\| 30,000-300,000 MW/h \|\| .~~0017~~% discount of full price		\| 4 \|\| 30,000-300,000 MW/h \|\| .017% discount of full price
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Andrei.boiu: /* Demand or service charge */

2022-05-17T20:19:30Z

Demand or service charge

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	==Demand or service charge==		==Demand or service charge==
	A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. ~~Commonly~~, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise. It is typically much lower than the cost for an electrical energy contract.		A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. In most cases, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise. It is typically much lower than the cost for an electrical energy contract.

	===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===		===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===

Andrei.boiu: /* Demand or service charge */

2022-05-17T20:19:11Z

Demand or service charge

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	==Demand or service charge==		==Demand or service charge==
	A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. ~~In many cases~~, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise. It is typically much lower than the cost for an electrical energy contract.		A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. Commonly, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise. It is typically much lower than the cost for an electrical energy contract.

	===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===		===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===

Andrei.boiu: /* Demand or service charge */

2022-05-17T20:18:28Z

Demand or service charge

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	==Demand or service charge==		==Demand or service charge==
	A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. In many cases, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise.		A fixed monthly cost that is established through contract, based on the consumption profile agreed upon. In many cases, this fixed cost is established by the utility distributor and cannot be chosen otherwise. It is typically much lower than the cost for an electrical energy contract.

	===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===		===Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)===

Andrei.boiu: /* Surcharges (mandatory) */

2022-05-17T20:16:46Z

Surcharges (mandatory)

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	===Surcharges (mandatory)===		===Surcharges (mandatory)===

	The Value Added Tax, or V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service. In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large ~~consumers~~, based on ~~their~~ potential environment impact cost.		The Value Added Tax, or V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service. In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large usage, based on potential environment impact cost.

	===Future systems===		===Future systems===

Andrei.boiu: /* Surcharges (mandatory) */

2022-05-17T20:15:43Z

Surcharges (mandatory)

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	===Surcharges (mandatory)===		===Surcharges (mandatory)===

	The V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service. In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large consumers, based on their potential environment impact cost.		The Value Added Tax, or V.A.T. as is commonly known, can change by national government decision. It is typically between 5-25%, depending on country and product or service. In the future, Carbon Credits may also be considered as a component that influences the end-user energy unit price, proportional to consumption and discouraging large consumers, based on their potential environment impact cost.

	===Future systems===		===Future systems===

Andrei.boiu: /* Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation) */

2022-05-17T20:13:56Z

Energy charge rate (partial cost calculation)

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	'''Energy cost''' = Delivered energy x KWh unit price<br>		'''Energy cost''' = Delivered energy x KWh unit price<br>
	where KWh unit price can be, in the future, at a similar amount to electrical energy derived KWh unit.		where KWh unit price can be, in the future, at a similar amount to an electrical energy derived KWh unit.

	===Tiered consumption range===		===Tiered consumption range===