Electricity prices in different regions of China are not uniform. The price of electricity for urban residents in China is generally 0.52 -0.62 yuan per kWh, while industrial electricity is a little more expensive, and the price is 0.86- 1.80 yuan per kWh. In addition, there is the electricity price of renting a house. The electricity price of the house rented by many people who go out to work is generally 1.00 yuan a year.

At one time, the electricity price was not fixed. At present, many places have begun to try out the ladder price, which is to determine the price according to the level of electricity consumption.

Power classification and electricity price standard: the first power: no more than 2 kWh, and the electricity price standard remains unchanged; For urban and rural "low-income households" and rural "five-income households", each household is set to use electricity free of charge 15 kwh per month.

The second grade electricity: the electricity between 24 1 and 400 kwh, and the electricity price standard is 0.05 yuan/kwh higher than the first grade electricity price.

Third-grade electricity: for electricity exceeding 400 kWh, the electricity price standard is higher than the first-grade electricity price by 0.3 yuan/kWh.