Kiran Kaintura

Sr Mis Anaylst @R Systems

Noida, IN

A utility bill is a detailed invoice, issued and paid once a month from utilities, including electric, natural gas, water, and waste. Utility bills for consumers and businesses are basically structured the same; businesses simply have many more accounts and charges to monitor than consumers. Let’s dive into all the detail that energy and sustainability managers can get from a business’ utility bill. On a typical utility bill, you can see basic information such as the account number, invoice number, service address (different from the billing address; this is the address of the building or facility being managed), and service period.Then for each meter, you can also see its usage, units, rates, and amount due.Near the bottom of the bill, you can see if any adjustments were billed, what the new charges are, and what the total payment amount due is.Collected directly from the utility provider, can enable you to see:Provider nameAccount numberInvoice numberPeriod start date and end dateAdditional providerAdditional provider’s account numberService typeMeter numberPOD (Point of Delivery) numberService addressTariffConsumption read typeConsumptionDemandTotal amount of new chargesConsumption chargesDemand chargesTax chargesOther chargesLate fee chargesAdjustment charges

Indira Gandhi National Open University

Political Science

Bhagini Nivedita College

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Political Science, Economics, Hindi, English