Discussion
The Hopkinson demand tariff charges the consumer
Answer: B
Correct answer: a demand charge plus an energy charge
The Hopkinson tariff is the classical two-part form: a charge per kW or kVA of maximum demand plus a charge per kWh consumed. The two parts correspond to the two kinds of cost the utility incurs, capacity and energy, which is why it remains the basis of almost every industrial tariff.
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