Commercial water, as its name implies, is the water used in commercial activities (such as restaurants and supermarkets). ). Urban water can be divided into residential water and commercial water, of which the price of commercial water is higher.
Commercial electricity refers to all the electricity needed for the above-mentioned commercial activities, which are specialized in commodities (including organizing the circulation of means of production) and providing paid services for commerce, finance and services to customers for profit. Including commercial enterprises, material enterprises, warehousing, storage and transportation and other electricity users.