Electricity billing in the Philippines tends to be higher compared to other countries, and ESL schools often impose surcharges. Therefore, it is advisable to adopt energy-saving habits.
An electricity bill typically includes a basic charge and an additional charge. Conserving power can help keep your charges within the basic electricity bill, while leaving appliances on constantly may lead to significant extra fees.
DORMITORY
In dormitories, electricity bills are categorized into basic and additional charges. Weekly announcements detail the electricity consumption in each room.
Basic electricity bill: P2,400 for 4 weeks, averaging P600 per week.
Additional electricity bill: If usage exceeds 16 KWH per person per week, a surcharge of P25 per 1 KWH applies. The additional amount is shared equally among the room occupants.
AZON CONDO
Azon Condo follows a similar billing structure, consisting of basic and additional charges.
Basic electricity bill: P5,000 for 4 weeks, with graduated rates for shorter periods (P2,000 for 1 week, P3,000 for 2 weeks, and P4,000 for 3 weeks).
Additional electricity bill: Exceeding P5,000 in total usage for 4 weeks incurs extra charges, which will be notified during the graduation day.
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