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In order to overcome the limitations of using the household survey data, the household electricity meter reading data was used to measure inequality in this study. The Gini coefficient, Lorentz curve, Theil index were used in the discussions of inequality which were carried out on the basis of distribution of year-round and monthly electricity consumption of households in village, city, and urban village. The results show that the electricity consumption Gini coefficient is 0.6171, and this value is larger than that results calculated from survey data. The inequalities for rural and urban village household are severest and second severest, and the Gini coefficients are 0.5522 and 0.5339, respectively. This study would probably support that energy policies focusing on low-income households especially those in village and urban village should be encouraged.

Measuring of Inequality Using the Household Electricity Meter Reading Data in Urban China