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How much is the electricity price, government funds and surcharges?
Government funds are the general name of all funds and additional unit prices, and the charging standards are different. According to the local economic situation, this is very complicated, and the nature of electricity consumption of users is different, and the collection is also different. If the electricity bill is forcibly adjusted, it can be calculated according to that.

There are five kinds of government funds and surcharges, namely, major water conservancy project construction fund, rural power grid repayment fund, reservoir resettlement support fund, renewable energy electricity tariff surcharge and urban public utilities surcharge. In addition, there may be various local funds in each province. It can be simply understood as: government funds and surcharges = major water conservancy project construction funds+rural network repayment funds+reservoir resettlement support funds+renewable energy electricity price surcharges+urban public utilities surcharges+local funds.

Government funds and surcharges have always been included in the sales price and presented in the form of remarks. In the notes below the sales price table approved by the Provincial Price Bureau, the funds and surcharges included in the sales price are clearly stated. Government funds and additional levy content in Beijing sales electricity price.

According to the statistics of provincial government funds and surcharges, this part of the cost is basically between 5 cents and 7 cents, and the charging standards of various users are different. The government funds and surcharges for large industrial electricity consumption in some provinces are listed.

In the past, government funds and surcharges were ignored because of the parcel in the sales price, but in the electricity market, these expenses will be accounted for independently, which has to attract our attention.

The accounting of transmission and distribution prices in some provinces has been completed, and the government funds and additional contents are explained in the form of remarks under the published transmission and distribution price list, but unlike the sales price, this content is not included in the transmission and distribution price.

For the surcharge generated by electricity and water charges, the government and relevant power departments need to increase publicity, so that every penny spent by ordinary people knows where it has gone, and the money spent by ordinary people cannot be unclear. Electricity and collection departments should improve transparency and announce the basis and destination of extra charges to the public. Openness means fairness and progress.