Read Your Business Non Half Hourly Electricity Bill
NHH (Non Half-Hourly) Electricity Bill Explained
- Billing address – the address where your bills are sent to
- Supply Address – the actual site address that the electricity has been supplied to
- Your Site Reference/invoice number – the reference number for the site and the invoice number
- Invoice period from – dates of which the supply period runs to and from
- Available Capacity – the supply capacity for the site, this is agreed with the Distribution company
- Tax point date – the date the invoice was created
- Meter Number(s) – this is the meter serial number that appears on front of your meter
- Previous/This – refers to the previous and current meter read, respectively
- Advance – the total units before the constant
- Constant – this details what the 'multiplier' is on the meter. For example, if it is 10 – the units are multiplied by 10
- Units – the total units after the constant
- Rate – the rate at which the units are charged, pence per kWh
- Monthly/Quarterly Charge – a fixed charge passed through and determined by the distribution network operator - covers their maintenance and administration costs of supplying the site. May also include commission.
- VAT @ 17.5% - VAT charged on the Net total
- MPAN Supply Number – Meter Point Administration Number. This number uniquely identifies a meter point and allows suppliers to know what type of metering is installed at site.