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How to read your metered LPG bill

Understand the elements on your metered LPG bill, provided directly to you through a network of pipes with usage measured via a meter.

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Written by Radomir
Updated over 2 years ago

If you use metered LPG, your gas for hot water, cooking, heating or barbecuing is provided directly to you through a network of pipes, with usage measured via a meter which records your gas consumption.

This guide is for our LPG customers with metered LPG. If you have received an LPG invoice for gas bottle delivery or refills, there's a different bill guide for you.


Page 1

1. Your account details – the high level details of your account, including your customer number and the tax invoice number.

2. Invoice Total and Date Due – the Invoice Total is how much you need to pay for this bill; and the Date Due is the day you need to pay this bill.

3. Account Summary – details of your past and present balance and payments, including:

  • Balance Brought Forward: your Account Balance, carried over from the previous bill to this one

  • Your new charges for this billing period

  • Invoice Total: the total amount to pay for this bill (the Amount Due)

  • Payments and Adjustments: any payments or credit memos applied to your account since your previous bill

  • Total Amount Due: this includes the Amount Due for this bill and any previous outstanding balance

  • Your usage graph: this includes your average daily usage and whether the reads were estimated.

4. Bill messaging – some of our invoices display have important messaging displayed on Page 1. Some examples of these messages may include:

  • Price change information

  • Meter read information


Page 2

5. Meter read information – a summary of this period’s meter read information, including

  • Present reading

  • Previous reading

  • Days in the billing period and rate per mega joule (MJ)

  • Daily supply rate

  • Total charges for this bill period

The Origin Bill image is for illustration and is indicative only.

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