JP2007164281A - Electric pole site charge management system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable an organization which supplies electric power and has a facility for suupplying the electric power to efficiently manage the charging or transfer of electricity use charge and electric pole site charge un bloc. <P>SOLUTION: This electric pole site charge management system is provided with: a database 23 including at least electric pole information showing the location of a electric pole and electric pole site charge for every electric pole, landowner information relating to a landowner who installs the electric pole in his or her personally owned site and contracting party information relating to a contracting party who receives a power; a charge calculating means 21 for specifying the landowner from the database 23, and calculating a balance charge from the electricity charge and the electric pole chargefor, when the electric power is used by the landowner, and the electricity use charge for the power that the landowner has used is generated; and a charge management means 22 for managing the balance charge as either a transfer sum or a payment sum. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a utility pole site fee management system that manages a utility pole site fee transferred when a utility pole is installed in a site owned by an individual, based on a usage fee managed by an organization that supplies power.

  Conventionally, when installing either a power pole owned by an electric power company or a telephone pole owned by a telephone company, a utility pole site fee has been paid to the landowner who provides the installation location of the power pole etc. Yes. For example, in the case of an electric power company, payment is made by making a transfer to a designated account of the landowner on a predetermined date once a year. In addition, for the installation of utility poles such as newly installed utility poles, payment is made by transferring funds to the designated account of the landowner after the completion of construction.

  However, the electric power company required labor for the office work concerning the payment for the transfer of the utility pole site charges. For example, considerable time and labor were required for account verification and account transfer work. In addition to the account for debiting the electricity bill, there is a need to separately manage the account required for the transfer of the utility pole site fee, and there is a problem that the risk for each person increases from the viewpoint of personal information management. In addition, the power company has a problem that it is difficult to grasp information related to the utility pole site contract (for example, buying and selling land, changing land owners, inheritance of land), and it is difficult to grasp such information.

  Under such circumstances, for example, there has been a demand for a system that can collectively manage all information related to charges (for example, electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges) generated in the business form of an electric power company.

  In addition, as a technology related to electricity charges, for example, a system for collecting electricity charges for electrical equipment with a discounted electricity charge that allows customers who purchase electrical equipment to receive a predetermined discount on electricity charges for a predetermined period of time is proposed. (See Patent Document 1). However, such a technique cannot be applied as it is because it is not a system for managing all charge information relating to power.

JP 2002-230101 A

  In view of such circumstances, the present invention is a utility pole that can efficiently manage billing or transfer of electricity usage fees and utility pole site charges collectively by an organization that supplies power and has facilities for supplying such electricity. An object is to provide a site charge management system.

  A first aspect of the present invention that solves the above problem is a utility pole site charge management system that manages a utility pole site charge transferred when a utility pole is installed based on an electricity usage charge managed by an organization that supplies power. , At least, the utility pole information indicating the location of the utility pole and the utility pole fee for each utility pole, the owner information regarding the owner of the utility pole installed on the site owned by the individual, and the contract receiving power supply A database including contractor information on the owner, and when the landowner is identified from the database, the landowner is using power and the electricity usage fee used is incurred, the electricity usage fee and the Charge calculation means for calculating the difference charge from the utility pole site charge and charge management means for managing the difference charge as either a transfer amount or a payment amount There is a telephone pole site fee management system which is characterized.

  In the first aspect, when the landowner is specified, the landowner is using electric power and the electricity usage fee used is calculated, the difference fee is calculated from the electricity usage fee and the utility pole site fee. Thus, the difference fee is managed as either the transfer amount or the payment amount. Thereby, billing or transfer of electricity usage fees and utility pole site fees can be managed efficiently in a lump.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the utility pole site charge management system according to the first aspect, the charge calculation means calculates the difference amount based on an electricity usage charge in a month of payment of the utility pole site charge. The utility pole site charge management system is characterized in that it is calculated from the electricity usage charge within a predetermined period.

  In the second aspect, the difference amount is calculated based on the electricity usage fee in the payment month of the utility pole site fee or is calculated from the electricity usage fee within a predetermined period. This makes it possible to collectively manage billing or transfer of electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges while appropriately selecting an efficient method.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the utility pole site charge management system according to the first or second aspect, the charge calculating means calculates the difference amount when the utility pole site charge is equal to or less than the electricity usage charge. The utility pole site fee management system calculates the amount of payment as a transfer amount when the utility pole site fee is calculated as a payment amount and the electricity usage fee exceeds the electricity usage fee.

  In the third aspect, when the utility pole site charge is equal to or less than the electricity usage fee, the difference amount is calculated as the payment amount, and when the utility pole site fee exceeds the electricity usage fee, the difference amount is calculated as the transfer amount. Is done. Thereby, the information regarding various charges can be managed reliably.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the utility pole site charge management system according to any one of the first to third aspects, the charge management means, when the difference amount is a transfer amount, the difference with respect to the landowner. The utility pole site charge management system is characterized in that an instruction to pay the amount of difference is sent to the landowner when the difference amount is a payment amount while the instruction to transfer the amount is sent.

  In the fourth aspect, when the difference amount is the transfer amount, an instruction to transfer the difference amount to the landowner is sent, while when the difference amount is the payment amount, the difference amount is paid to the landowner. An instruction to that effect is sent. Thereby, billing or transfer of electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges can be managed more efficiently in a lump.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the utility pole site charge management system according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the database includes a power contract when the information accompanying the landowner is to be grasped in the future. It is in a utility pole site charge management system characterized in that it further includes power contract information regarding.

  In the fifth aspect, the power contract information related to the power contract when the information accompanying the landowner is grasped in the future is managed. Thereby, for example, it is possible to reliably grasp various information that is expected to occur in the future, such as buying and selling land, changing homes, and inheritance of land owners based on the power contract information.

  According to the present invention, by centralizing and managing the electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges of the power contractor who is the land owner, the electricity usage charges of the local owners can be offset with the utility pole site charges. It is possible to provide a utility pole site charge management system that allows organizations that have facilities to supply electricity and supply power to efficiently manage billing or transfer of electricity usage fees and utility pole site fees in a batch. Become.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The description of the present embodiment is an exemplification, and the configuration of the present invention is not limited to the following description.

  In this embodiment, as an organization that supplies power and has facilities for supplying the power, a power utility site where an electric power company can efficiently manage billing or transfer of electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges collectively. A charge management system is realized. As a result, for example, it is not necessary to separately manage account information for utility pole site charges at an electric power company, and it becomes possible to reduce business risk and business burden.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a system configuration of a utility pole site charge management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. In addition, in this embodiment, the case where the electric pole site charge transferred when installing an electric pole based on the electric power usage fee which an electric power company manages as an organization which supplies electric power is illustrated.

  As shown in the figure, a utility pole site charge management system 1 according to the present embodiment is installed in an electric power company 2, and a management server 20 that manages a utility pole site charge transferred when a utility pole is installed based on a power usage fee. Other systems 3 and financial institutions 4 that receive various instructions from the management server 20 and execute billing or payment operations are connected via a network. Of course, the other system 3 may be a system that can cooperate without going through a network, and may be installed in the electric power company 2.

  The management server 20 includes a charge calculation unit 21, a charge management unit 22, and a database (shown as “DB”) 23. The database 23 is configured to cooperate with a usage fee management database (shown as “DB”) 24 within the electric power company 2. The fee calculation means 21 and the database 23 are associated with a payer number, which will be described later, as a key. For example, the payer number is determined by the customer who is the landowner entering the consent form at the time of the telephone pole site contract. do it.

  The charge calculation means 21 identifies the landowner from the database 23 to be described later, and when the landowner uses electric power and the electricity usage fee used has been generated, from the electricity usage fee and the utility pole site fee. Calculate the difference fee. Specifically, the fee calculation means 21 calculates the difference amount based on the electricity usage fee in the month of payment of the utility pole site fee or from the electricity usage fee within a predetermined period. Then, the charge calculating means 21 calculates the difference amount as a payment amount when the utility pole site fee is equal to or less than the electricity usage fee, and if the utility pole site fee exceeds the electricity usage fee, the difference amount is used as the transfer amount. Try to calculate.

  The fee management means 22 manages the difference fee as either a transfer amount or a payment amount. Specifically, the charge management means 22 sends an instruction to transfer the difference amount to the land owner when the difference amount is the transfer amount, while paying the difference amount to the land owner when the difference amount is the payment amount. Send an instruction to that effect.

  The database 23 receives at least the utility pole information 231 indicating the location of the utility pole and the utility pole fee for each utility pole, the owner information 232 regarding the owner of the utility who has installed the utility pole on the site owned by the individual, and the supply of power. The contractor information 233 related to the contractor is included. The database 23 may further include power contract information 234 related to a power contract when the information accompanying the landowner is grasped in the future.

  Specifically, information as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is stored and managed. FIG. 2A illustrates telephone pole information 231. For example, the telephone pole number for identifying the telephone pole, the position of the telephone pole (latitude, longitude), the date of installation of the telephone pole, and the telephone pole site charge Shown for each utility pole. FIG. 2B illustrates the landowner information 232. For example, a landowner ID for identifying the landowner, a telephone pole number indicating a telephone pole installed in the landowner's site, a telephone number of the landowner, The landowner's address, the presence / absence of the landowner's power contract, and the landowner's payer number are shown for each landowner. FIG. 3A illustrates the contractor information 233. For example, the payer number of the landowner, the power contract number when the landowner is receiving power supply as a power contractor, and the telephone number The address, contract start date, contract type, and electricity usage fee are shown for each power contractor. FIG. 3B illustrates the power contract information 234. For example, a power contract number and a power transfer destination and a date when the power contractor (payer) moves home are shown. As a result, by associating the landowner information 232, the contractor information 233, and the power contract information 234 with the payer number and the power contractor number as keys, the power company 2 can know information that the landowner has moved home. If necessary, it is possible to make inquiries to the landowner assuming the purchase and sale of land. Thereby, for example, when the land is bought and sold, the land purchaser and the land sale date when buying and selling the land where the power pole owned by the landowner is installed may be acquired and managed. However, when the land is inherited, the inheritance destination and the inheritance date when the land on which the utility pole owned by the landowner is installed may be acquired and managed.

  By configuring the database 23 as described above, the power company 2 collectively manages all information related to charges (in this embodiment, electricity usage charges, utility pole charges) generated in the business form of the power company. Therefore, for example, it is possible to reduce the burden of prior verification of an account, work for dealing with inability to transfer, and the like. In addition, while the utility pole site fee is generated once a year, the electricity usage fee is generated once a month, so it is possible to take an early response due to the frequency difference between the utility pole site fee and the electricity usage fee. .

  The usage fee management database 24 manages the electricity usage fee based on the electricity usage fee used by the contractor on a monthly basis, and by coordinating with the database 23, the electricity usage fee of the contractor information 233 is changed to, for example, the month. Update in units or a predetermined period.

  Next, the operation procedure of the utility pole site charge management system 1 will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of the utility pole site charge management system according to the embodiment of the present invention. The processing here is executed based on various information managed in the database 23.

  As shown in the figure, first, when the landowner is specified by the charge calculation means 21 (S1), it is determined whether or not the landowner has paid the electricity usage fee (S2). Here, if the landowner pays the electricity usage fee (S2; Yes), it is determined whether the electricity usage fee exceeds the utility pole site fee (S3).

  Here, when the electricity usage fee exceeds the utility pole site fee (S3; Yes), the difference amount calculated by subtracting the utility pole site fee from the electricity usage fee is calculated as the payment amount from the landowner ( S4). Then, the fee management means 22 sends an instruction regarding the payment processing of the difference amount to the other system 3 (S5), and a bill for the electricity usage fee is issued to the power contractor who is also the landowner ( S6). That is, the difference amount obtained by offsetting the electricity usage fee and the utility pole site fee is the amount charged on the invoice.

  On the other hand, when the electricity usage fee is equal to or less than the utility pole site fee (S3; No), the difference amount calculated by subtracting the electricity usage fee from the utility pole site fee is calculated as the transfer amount to the landowner (S7). Then, an instruction regarding the transfer process of the difference amount is sent from the fee management means 22 to the financial institution 4 (S8), and the transfer of the utility pole site fee is performed to the landowner who is also a power contractor (S9). . That is, the difference amount obtained by offsetting the electricity usage fee and the utility pole site fee is the amount transferred to the utility pole site fee.

  If the landowner does not pay the electricity usage fee (S2; No), the process proceeds to step S8 and the transfer process is executed.

  As described above, in the utility pole site charge management system 1 of the present embodiment, the electricity usage charges and utility pole site charges of the power contractor who is the landowner are centralized and managed in the database 23, so that Fees can be offset with utility pole site fees. The difference at this time can be efficiently managed as the billing amount or the transfer amount. Thereby, for example, there is no need to separately manage an account for a utility pole site charge, and the risk of personal information management can be reduced. In addition, since information related to telephone pole site contracts can be managed together, it becomes easy to grasp information related to landowners and it is possible to carry out operations efficiently.

It is a figure which shows the system configuration | structure of the utility pole site charge management system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the utility pole information and landowner information which concern on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the contractor information and site contract information which concern on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the flowchart of the utility pole site charge management system which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

2 Electric power company 3 Other system 4 Financial institution 20 Management server 21 Charge calculation means 22 Charge management means 23 Database 24 Usage charge management database 231 Telephone pole information 232 Land owner information 233 Contractor information 234 Electricity contract information

Claims (5)

A utility pole site charge management system that manages a utility pole site charge that is transferred when a utility pole is installed based on an electricity usage fee managed by an organization that supplies power,
At least the utility pole information indicating the location of the utility pole and the utility pole site charge for each utility pole, the owner information regarding the owner of the utility pole installed on the site owned by the individual, and the contractor receiving power supply A database containing contractor information about
Fee for calculating the difference fee from the electricity usage fee and the utility pole site fee when the landowner is identified from the database and the landowner is using electricity and the electricity usage fee used is incurred A calculation means;
A utility pole site charge management system comprising charge management means for managing the difference charge as either a transfer amount or a payment amount. 2. The utility pole site charge management system according to claim 1, wherein the fee calculating means calculates the difference amount based on an electricity usage fee in a payment month of the utility pole site fee or from an electricity usage fee within a predetermined period. Electric pole site charge management system characterized by 3. The utility pole site charge management system according to claim 1, wherein, when the utility pole site charge is equal to or less than the electricity usage charge, the charge calculating unit calculates the difference amount as a payment amount, and the utility pole site charge When the power usage fee exceeds the electricity usage fee, the difference amount is calculated as a transfer amount. The telephone pole site charge management system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, when the difference amount is a transfer amount, the charge management means sends an instruction to the land owner to transfer the difference amount. When the difference amount is a payment amount, an instruction for paying the difference amount to the landowner is sent out. 5. The utility pole site charge management system according to claim 1, wherein the database further includes power contract information related to a power contract when grasping information accompanying the landowner in the future. Electric pole site charge management system.

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