Disconnection of service? If we have not received payment for your previous bill, you will see an “Important notice” message printed on the front of your next bill.Overdue account? If your account is overdue and payment outstanding, you will incur a 1.5 per cent per month late payment charge (19.56 per cent per annum).(These definitions also appear on the back of your bill.) We realize that life happens and that sometimes you may not be able to pay your bill on time. For more information on how you can pay your bill, If you receive a paper bill and either mail your payment or pay in person at your financial institution, include the return slip. This slip gives your account number, bill due date and total amount due. Important: the average kWh usage/day amount you see on your bill is approximate and is not used for billing purposes. The date of your next meter reading is also shown. If available, you’ll also see a comparison to your electricity use the previous year in kWh/day. This section shows you how much electricity you were billed for on an average daily basis. the number of days you’re being billed for.
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It may appear as a fee on monthlyĬharges, excluding tax. This fee gets passed on to the district, municipality, city, town or village you live in. We collect GST on behalf of the federal government.Īn operating fee is a levy that FortisBC collects on behalf of some municipalities. It is charged per kW on demand above 40 kW. Demand charge based on current reading/billed demand is related to the highest rate that electricity, measured in kilowatts, is used during the billing period.Energy used is the amount of electricity you use in a given period.It’s a fixed charge, meaning it’s the same every bill and not based on how much electricity you use. Basic customer charge pays for your meter, equipment maintenance and billing.Rate period is the period of time (number of days) which you are being charged for.The Commercial Service rate is for customers whose electricity demand is generally greater than 40 kW but less than 500 kW, which can be supplied through one meter. The Small Commercial Service rate is for customers whose electricity demand is generally not more than 40 kW, which can be supplied through one Commercial Service rates: there are two different rates for commercial customers.Energy used Block 2 is the actual amount of electricity you use in a given period over the first 1,600 kWh you’ve used.Energy used Block 1 is the actual amount of electricity you use in a given period and reflects the first 1,600 kWh charged at a lower rate.It’s a fixed charge, meaning it’s the same on every bill and not based on how much electricity you use. The basic customer charge is $19.82 per month (or $39.64 for a 60-day billing period). Rate period is the period of time (number of days) which you are being charged for.Your electricity use above this amount is billed at 13.713 cents. This rate is gradually moving towards a single flat rate, expected by 2023. The first 1,600 kilowatt hours (kWh) you use bimonthly are charged at a lower rate of 12.365 cents. Bi-monthly Residential Conservation Rate is a two block rate structure designed by the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) and FortisBC.Current electric charges Residential bills: Balance outstanding is the amount owing, if any, from your previous bill and any payments or adjustments since we issued your last bill.ģ.Payment received is the last payment amount we received from you.Previous statement is amount owing on your last bill.Billing period is the period of time in which charges are billed to your account.Transactions after this date will appear on your next bill. Billing date is the date your bill was issued.
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