An electricity bill is a monthly statement provided by a utility company that outlines the cost of electricity consumed by a household or business over a specific billing period. It typically includes details such as the total energy usage measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh), the rate charged per kWh, any applicable taxes or fees, and the total amount due. The bill may also show a comparison of usage from previous months, any outstanding balances, and payment deadlines. Electricity bills serve as a record of energy consumption and the associated costs, helping customers manage their energy use and expenses.
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…