1. What is tariff?
- The rate at Which electrical energy is produced in the plant.
- The rate at Which electrical energy is supplied to the consumers.
- Both (a) and (b)
- None of these
2. Block rate tariff, where energy charge decreases with the increase in energy consumption,
- Encourages the consumers for more consumption.
- Discourages the consumers for more consumption.
- Encourages the consumers to restrict their demand.
- Encourages the consumers to improve the power factor.
3. Two-part tariff is charged on what basis?
- Connected load
- Units consumed
- Maximum demand
- Both (b) and (c)
4. What is the main disadvantage of two-part tariff?
- A customer has to pay semi-fixed charges.
- A customer has to pay fixed charges.
- A customer has to pay running charges.
- None of the above
5. The most ideal tariff for the consumer is which tariff?
- Two-part tariff
- Three-part tariff
- Both (a) and (b)
- None of the above
6. What is the difference between two-part tariff and maximum demand tariff?
- A separate meter is used.
- A separate maximum demand meter is used.
- Semi fixed charges are also included.
- All of these