sähkölaskun

Sähkölaskun refers to the electricity bill in Finnish, which is a monthly statement issued by the electricity supplier to the customer, detailing the consumption of electrical energy and the corresponding charges. The bill typically includes the following components:

The consumption of electrical energy is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh) and is calculated based on the meter readings taken by the supplier. The tariff used for the calculation is determined by the supplier and can vary based on the time of day (e.g., peak, off-peak) and the season.

The charges on the bill are calculated based on the consumption and the tariff. The total amount due is the sum of the energy charges and any additional fees, such as network charges, tax, and any penalties for late payment.

The due date for the bill is usually 14 days from the date of issue, although this can vary depending on the supplier and the customer's payment terms. If the bill is not paid by the due date, the supplier may charge a late payment fee.

The bill also includes information about the customer's account, such as the account number, the billing period, and the meter point identifier. It may also include information about the customer's energy-saving initiatives, such as the supplier's energy efficiency programs.

The bill serves as an important tool for customers to monitor their energy consumption and identify opportunities for cost savings. It also provides suppliers with a record of the customer's energy usage, which can be used for billing and revenue management purposes.