His factory operates 6 days a week, from 8:00AM to 5:30PM, with machines running full-time, from heavy-duty equipment, chillers, and compressors to lighting, fans, and ventilation systems.
Like many industrial business owners, his focus has always been on maintaining production output and managing manpower.
For years, he paid little attention to the details of his electricity bill.
It was just another monthly cost of doing business.
Until one day… he noticed something different.
The numbers on his latest TNB bill had gone up, noticeably.
And after digging deeper, he found out why:
His tariff had changed, from Tariff D (Perindustrian) to Non-Domestic Low Voltage.
Same operations, but higher rates!.
Confused and frustrated, he asked himself:
“I haven’t added any new machines… so why is my bill going up?”
“Is there anything I can do to manage this cost?
The truth is, many business owners are in the same situation, especially after the recent tariff changes. But the good news is: there are steps you can take to reduce your energy usage and lower your bills.
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