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Q: Winter electricity bill cap?

I heard some places in Beijing you can get a refund if you use more than a certain amount of electricity for heating, is this true?

12 years 27 weeks ago in  Money & Banking - Beijing

 
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Heating is provided by the government.  The amount is paid by your employer, or by your home owner.  When the heat kicks in, you won't have any choice in the matter.  It will run 24x7 whether you like it or not.

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