1. Household electricity consumption
Household electricity consumption refers to the household electricity consumption of urban and rural residential buildings and their ancillary facilities (including corridor lights, elevators in residential buildings, water pumps, street lights in communities and villages, property management, doormen, fire fighting and garages); Ordinary institutions of higher learning (including universities, independent colleges and junior colleges), high schools (ordinary high schools and adult high schools), secondary vocational schools (including ordinary secondary schools, adult secondary schools, vocational high schools and technical schools), junior high schools (ordinary junior high schools, vocational junior high schools and adult junior high schools), primary schools (ordinary primary schools and adult primary schools), kindergartens (nurseries) and special education schools (for disabled children) Electricity is used in nursing homes, orphanages, rescue management stations and other places that provide accommodation for adoption and reception services; Electricity consumption for street lamps, tap water and non-profit public activities places below rural public transformers (formerly rural comprehensive transformers).
the above electricity consumption does not include electricity consumption for production and business activities.
2. Power consumption for large industries
1. Power consumption with electricity as the motive force, or all industrial production of electric smelting, baking, welding, electrolysis and electrochemistry, and the capacity of power receiving transformers (including high-voltage motors that do not pass through power receiving transformers) is 315 KVA or above, as well as power consumption for electrified railways, waterworks, sewage treatment plants and their pumping stations, and ships that meet the above capacity requirements. It is up to the user to choose whether to implement the peak-valley electricity price for the electricity consumption of waterworks and sewage treatment plants and their pumping stations.
electricity consumption of small and medium-sized fertilizers: refers to the electricity consumption of fertilizer enterprises that meet the above capacity requirements and have a production license and the annual production capacity of a single series of synthetic ammonia is less than 3, tons (excluding 3, tons), as well as the electricity consumption of phosphate fertilizer, potash fertilizer and compound fertilizer enterprises, but does not include electricity consumption other than the production of small and medium-sized fertilizers by the above enterprises.
electricity consumption for electrolytic aluminum production: refers to the electricity consumption for electrolytic aluminum production by electrolytic aluminum enterprises that meet the above capacity requirements and are allowed and encouraged by national industrial policies.
electricity consumption for chlor-alkali production: refers to the electricity consumption for chlor-alkali production in chlor-alkali enterprises that meet the above capacity requirements, conform to the national industrial policy and reach economic scale, that is, the annual production capacity is 3, tons or more.
2. The basic electricity fee for large industrial users is calculated according to the transformer capacity or the maximum demand. The charging capacity of the basic electricity fee shall be determined according to the sum of the capacity of the transformer directly connected to the power receiving device and the capacity of the high-voltage motor that does not pass through the transformer. Under the premise of not affecting the safe and economic operation of the power grid and the receiving transformer, the user shall apply one month in advance, and the charging method shall remain unchanged within 12 months after full consultation between the supplier and the user.
for users who charge the basic electricity fee according to the maximum demand, the maximum demand shall be applied by the user and confirmed by the power supply enterprise. If the user does not apply, the demand shall be calculated according to the demand applied by the user in last month until the user applies for change. The maximum demand applied by users shall not be less than 4% of the sum of transformer capacity (KVA is regarded as kW) and high-voltage motor capacity. If the actual demand exceeds the confirmation number by 15% and is lower than the confirmation number by 1%, the basic electricity fee shall be charged according to the actual number of kilowatts; More than 15% of the confirmed number, more than double the basic electricity fee; If it is less than 1% of the confirmed number, the basic electricity fee will be charged at 9% of the confirmed number, but if it is less than 4% of the total capacity of transformer and high-voltage motor, it will be charged at 4% of the total capacity. In order to simplify the procedures, the maximum demand can be applied and confirmed monthly, or the different maximum demand of each month in the current year can be applied and confirmed once.
III. General industrial and commercial electricity consumption
General industrial electricity consumption mainly includes:
1. General industrial electricity consumption: electricity is used as the motive force, or all industrial production of electric smelting, baking, welding, electrolysis and electrochemistry, and the capacity of the power receiving transformer is less than 315 KVA (including the high-voltage motor that does not pass through the power receiving transformer) or receives electricity at low voltage, as well as tap water that meets the above capacity requirements. It is up to the user to choose whether to implement the peak-valley electricity price for the electricity consumption of waterworks and sewage treatment plants and their pumping stations.
2. electricity consumption for small and medium-sized fertilizers: refers to electricity consumption for small and medium-sized fertilizers that meet the above-mentioned capacity requirements and have the same implementation scope as that for large-scale industrial electricity consumption.
3. Commercial electricity consumption refers to electricity consumption in non-public welfare places such as commodity exchange and paid services, mainly including:
(1) service industries, such as hotels, restaurants, hostels, hotels, cafes, teahouses, beauty salons, bathrooms, dye shops, color film processing, photography, etc.
(2) Commodity sales: such as shopping malls, shops, trading centers (markets), supermarkets, gas stations, real estate sales and business premises, etc.
(3) Culture, entertainment, fitness and leisure industries: such as paid tourist spots, theaters, video screening halls, amusement rooms, Internet cafes, gyms, bowling alleys, swimming pools, dance halls, karaoke halls, golf courses and other entertainment, fitness and leisure places;
(4) Financial transactions: such as securities, trust, leasing, pawn, futures, insurance and banks (except China People's Bank, China Development Bank, The Export-Import Bank of China and China Agricultural Development Bank), credit cooperatives, etc.
(5) Business services: such as legal services, consulting and investigation services, advertising services, intermediary services, travel agencies, conference and exhibition services, and other business services;
(6) Other services: such as repair and maintenance, cleaning services, etc.
IV. Non-industrial electricity consumption
Non-industrial electricity consumption mainly includes:
1. Electricity consumption in institutions, public institutions, social organizations, hospitals, research institutions and religious places.
2. Electricity consumption for railways, postal services, telecommunications, pipeline transportation, shipping, trams, television, broadcasting, warehouses (storage), docks, stations, parking lots, airports, sewers, street lamps, advertisements (signs and boxes), stadiums (gymnasiums), municipal facilities, highway toll stations, farmers' markets, etc.
3. electricity for temporary construction.
4. The utility power plant receives electricity from the power grid.
5. Electricity consumption in business halls of postal services, telecommunications, tap water, pipeline gas (natural gas), cable TV and other units.
6. electricity consumption other than residential electricity consumption, large-scale industrial electricity consumption, general industrial and commercial electricity consumption and agricultural production electricity consumption shall be subject to non-industrial electricity consumption prices.
electricity consumption of troops and prisons: refers to electricity consumption of troops (including armed police forces) and prisons (including electricity consumption of reform-through-labour and reeducation-through-labor units), but the above-mentioned electricity consumption does not include the electricity consumption for production and operation of the enterprises they run, and the electricity consumption for production and operation of the enterprises they run is implemented according to the prescribed classified electricity prices. Enterprises run for the disabled (which must comply with the relevant provisions of the state and users with 38/22V power supply) also implement such electricity prices.
V. Power consumption for agricultural production
Power consumption for agricultural production refers to the power consumption for planting such as vegetables, fruit trees, tea, mulberry, flowers and seedlings; Electricity consumption for all kinds of livestock and poultry products breeding, marine aquaculture, inland aquaculture and other aquaculture; Farmers use electricity for frying tea; Solar salt uses electricity.
the electricity consumption for agricultural irrigation, drainage and threshing refers to the temporary electricity consumption for irrigation, drainage and threshing of grain crops and agricultural flood control and drought resistance.
the electricity consumption for agricultural irrigation and drainage in poverty-stricken counties refers to the electricity consumption for agricultural irrigation and drainage determined by the province and enjoying the support policies of poverty-stricken counties.
VI. Methods and standards for power factor adjustment of electricity charges
1. According to the regulations issued by the former Ministry of Water Resources and Electric Power and the State Price Bureau (83) No.215 "On Issuing < Measures for power factor adjustment of electricity charges > Notice of the "and the original East China Electric Power Administration (84) East China Power Supply No.24 notice annex" on the "power factor adjustment measures" implementation instructions.
2. The power factor assessment standard for agricultural production electricity is .8.
3. The rural power grid loan repayment fund, Three Gorges Project construction fund, urban public utilities surcharge, renewable energy tariff surcharge, large and medium-sized reservoir resettlement support fund and local reservoir resettlement support fund included in the sales tariff are not included in the calculation of power factor adjustment tariff.
4. For users with household electricity consumption of 1 kV (kW) or above, the calculation of power factor includes the active electricity and reactive electricity of household electricity consumption, but the household electricity fee is not included in the calculation of power factor adjustment electricity fee.