  | - Customer Address
Correspondence address and service address (if it is the same as the correspondence address).
- Service Address
If the correspondence address is the same as the service address, the service address will not be shown here. - Period of Consumption
The period of consumption covered by the bill. - Basic Charge
Basic Charge = Units consumed x tariff rate (Please click here for "Residential Tariff Table")
- Units Consumed
Please refer to Page 2 for details: Units Consumed = (Present meter reading) – (Previous meter reading) "Unit" means kilowatt hour. - Fuel Clause Charge (FCC)
FCC will be adjusted on a monthly basis to reflect changes in the cost of fuels consumed for generation of electricity in a timely manner. For details, please click here. - Electricity Charges Relief Scheme
The Government will grant each eligible residential electricity account a maximum electricity charges relief of $3,000 over 60 months (i.e. $50 per month), commencing from January 2019. Any unused relief can be carried forward to pay billed electricity charges under the same account until 31 December 2023 or the close of the account (whichever is earlier). Balance of the Electricity Charges Relief Scheme will be displayed at the bottom of the electricity bill. For more details about the Government electricity subsidy, please click here. - Current Month Charge
The charge of the current month. - Account Summary
A summary of the account details from the previous bill to this bill. - Monthly and Daily Average Electricity Consumption (Unit)
The chart provides the monthly and daily average electricity consumption level of the past 25 months. With an understanding of their electricity consumption pattern, customers can manage their electricity usage more efficiently. - Please Pay This Amount
Total amount which is payable by the customer. (Please click here for "Bill of Small Outstanding Amount") - Message to Customers
Provide more information, such as our new services, environmental conservation and tips on efficient use of electricity.
- Carbon Emissions per Unit of Electricity Consumed
The primary fuel sources for our electricity generation are from coal and natural gas. Combustion of these fossil fuels produces carbon dioxide. The figure 0.81 kg CO2-e per unit of electricity consumed in 2019 indicates the carbon emissions by the combustion of fuels.
Calculation:
- Per Capita Monthly and Daily Consumption of HK Electric Residential Customers
This indicates the average monthly and daily units of electricity consumption for every HK Electric residential customer.
Calculation: *source: HK Government - FPS QR Code
Customers can use the mobile apps of Faster Payment System (FPS) participating banks and stored value facilities (SVF) operators to scan the FPS QR code on the bill to make payment. (Please refer to Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited website for details.) - Due Date
Bills that do not bear a due date are payable upon presentation.
- Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Details
Electricity generated by the renewable energy power system and the FiT payment.
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