Electricity prices are differentiated by peak and off-peak times
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In large cities, electricity meters have long been used to differentiate between peak and off-peak times, while in remote and underdeveloped areas, a single pricing structure that does not take peak and off-peak times into account is still in use. What’s the logic behind this! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Perhaps the electricity consumption in this area doesn’t differ much between day and night, or the total amount of electricity used is low, so it has no impact on the entire power grid
There are more classifications for industrial areas; rural areas also have classifications, but they aren’t as detailed as those for industrial areas. It’s just like how going uphill consumes more fuel.