How are charging piles billed?
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Domestic public charging piles are operated and managed by different entities with varying charging fees, which generally consist of basic electricity fees and service fees. The basic electricity fee is approximately 1 yuan, while the service fee varies according to the approved range by local price bureaus, mostly capped at 1 yuan. Many charge a service fee of 0.8 yuan per kWh, resulting in a total price ranging between 1.8 yuan and 2.0 yuan. Below is relevant information about charging pile billing: For electricity consumption of commercial centralized facilities that directly apply to grid operators for power connection: A higher industrial electricity price applies. However, by 2020, the basic electricity fee will be waived. After that, the nighttime rate will be 0.457 yuan per kWh, and the daytime rate will be around 0.9 yuan. For electricity consumption of charging facilities installed in residential buildings, residential communities, and non-residential users implementing residential electricity pricing: The merged meter rate for residential users applies, with an electricity fee of 0.558 yuan per kWh. Tiered pricing is not implemented, and peak-valley pricing is temporarily not applied. For charging facilities installed in party and government offices, enterprises, institutions, and public parking lots: The electricity fee follows the "general industrial and commercial" pricing. The basic rate is below 0.6 yuan per kWh, with peak-valley pricing applied.