What if we told you that your electricity bill does not have to be a mystery to you? Today we will explain what it contains and what is the relevant information. You will see your next bill with totally different eyes!
In addition, we will also explain the changes that you will see on all bills from June 1, due to the entry into force of the changes in electricity rates .
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Changes in the bill after the new tolls
The new structure of the Access Rates means that there will be cio and cto email lists changes in electricity bills. If you are a Naturgy customer, you will see that new concepts appear . We summarize the changes:
The product on your bill may have changed as rates have changed.
You'll see a further breakdown , and on the first bill you receive after June 1, you may see two blocks , one for the billing period up to May 31 and another from June 1 through the end of the billing period. The second electricity block may show peak, flat and off-peak usage and the two power terms for peak and off-peak periods.
You probably had access rate 2.0A, 2.0DHA or 2.0DHS. You will now see that your new rate is 2.0TD .
On the back of your bill you will see two power levels. This is because the new structure differentiates two time periods, one corresponding to off-peak power and the other to peak power.
On the back you will see many readings , that is because now the distributor reads your consumption for the three periods: peak, flat and valley.
Energy prices (€/kWh) will change from 1 June due to regulatory changes defined by the Government.
The graph showing “Destination of invoice amount” is different to show the new regulated costs.
Now that we've updated you, let's analyze an invoice from start to finish.
Basic data
We can divide the bill into six parts :
Customer Information
Your billing details
Naturgy's contact details
Detailed information on your contracts and invoices
Explanation of the destination of the electricity amount
Explanation of the origin and environmental impact of electricity
Before all this, you will see the header:
