"electrical bill" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the invoice or statement that lists the amount of money owed for electricity usage. Example: "I received my electrical bill yesterday and was shocked by how high it was. I need to start conserving energy to save some money."
The model identified four distinct respondent segments (or classes) that vary in their acceptance of UCC, as well as their valuation of renewable electricity, saving money on their electrical bill, and undergoing charging inconvenience.
"It's like the nineteen-fifties — I had to provide an electrical bill to prove I live here!" he exclaimed.
"You shouldn't try to save a little bit on your electrical bill if it affects your neighbors".
The fee on large commercial and industrial users was lowered by 40percentto to 1.5percentt of their electrical bill.
UrbanVolt solves the problem by replacing its customers' lights at no initial cost; each client then pays UrbanVolt a monthly share of the savings on its electrical bill.
They're just like, 'Whoa, this is hilarious!' They're not thinking about the guy who created the joke and is just trying to pay his fucking electrical bill.
Today, customers receive monthly electrical bills that indicate the cost of electricity as a three- to six-month average.
"A machine like Titan has a budget of around 10 megawatts, and that costs roughly $10m per year just for the electricity, so people are concerned about the electrical bills," said Mr Scott.
A $25 monthly electricity charge will be eliminated, replaced by individual electrical bills estimated at $44 a month.
The 343 apartments at Riverview, at 47 Riverdale Avenue, were heated with electricity, and the landlord was responsible for paying all of the tenants' electrical bills.
Electrical bills were high.
