Billing examples
See how billing works in practice.
Worked examples for the most common shared-power scenarios in Nigeria.
Example 1
Sub-meter usage billing
A compound of 4 flats shares a generator. Each flat has a digital sub-meter. The admin sets a rate of ₦350/kWh and a diesel expense is split by usage.
| Unit | Previous (kWh) | Current (kWh) | Usage | Bill (₦350/kWh) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat A | 1200 | 1248 | 48 kWh | ₦16,800 |
| Flat B | 980 | 1015 | 35 kWh | ₦12,250 |
| Flat C | 760 | 800 | 40 kWh | ₦14,000 |
| Flat D | 1100 | 1140 | 40 kWh | ₦14,000 |
Each flat pays based on actual kWh consumed. Readings submitted with photo evidence in KudiGrid.
Example 2
Agreed split billing
A family compound of 3 households has no sub-meters. They agree on a percentage split based on occupancy and usage patterns, accepted in a Power Agreement.
| Household | Agreed split | Total bill: ₦45,000 | Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main house | 50% | - | ₦22,500 |
| BQ unit 1 | 30% | - | ₦13,500 |
| BQ unit 2 | 20% | - | ₦9,000 |
Splits are agreed in the Power Agreement. Members see their own bills and payment status.
Example 3
Diesel expense with receipt
The group admin buys diesel and logs it as an expense in KudiGrid with a receipt photo attached. Group admins use this for internal cost tracking and billing review.
Expenses are logged with evidence. No hidden purchases. Admin cannot remove an expense once approved.