Energy billing refers to the process of calculating and charging customers for their consumption of energy, typically electricity, gas, or water. It involves measuring the amount of energy used over a specific period, usually a month, and applying the applicable rates to determine the total amount owed by the customer. Energy billing statements typically include details such as the usage data, the rates applied, taxes, fees, and any adjustments or credits. The purpose of energy billing is to provide consumers with an accurate account of their energy consumption and to facilitate payment for the services provided by energy suppliers or utilities.
Rethinking Energy Pricing for Equality and Sustainability In an era where climate change and social inequality are pressing issues, Europe's approach to energy pricing must evolve. Current energy costs disproportionately…