🇵🇰 Pakistan Electricity Bill 2026 ⚡

Calculate Your Electricity Bill Online – LESCO, MEPCO, FESCO, IESCO, GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, PESCO, TESCO

Welcome to the most accurate and up-to-date Pakistan Electricity Bill Calculator for 2026. Based on the NEPRA Slabs 2024-25 (updated for 2026), this tool helps you calculate your monthly electricity bill instantly. Whether you are a Residential, Commercial, Industrial, or Agricultural consumer, this calculator provides a slab-by-slab breakdown including all taxes, duties, and adjustments.

No more guessing how much your bill will be. No more surprises when the LESCO or MEPCO bill arrives. Just enter your units, select your DISCO and month, and get an instant, accurate calculation.

How to Calculate Your Electricity Bill – Step by Step

Calculating your electricity bill in Pakistan is not as simple as multiplying units by a single rate. NEPRA has designed a slab-based system where the per-unit rate increases as you consume more electricity. Here is the step-by-step process:

Step 1: Read Your Meter or Find Units on Your Bill

First, note down the total units (kWh) consumed during the billing month. You can find this on your physical meter (subtract previous reading from current) or directly on your latest WAPDA or DISCO bill.

Step 2: Identify Your DISCO

Pakistan has 10 different power distribution companies. Each one follows the same NEPRA-approved tariff but serves different regions:

• LESCO – Lahore, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib, Kasur
• MEPCO – Multan, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, Sahiwal
• FESCO – Faisalabad, Sargodha, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh
• IESCO – Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, Jhelum
• GEPCO – Gujranwala, Sialkot, Gujrat, Hafizabad
• HESCO – Hyderabad, interior Sindh
• SEPCO – Sukkur, upper Sindh
• QESCO – Quetta, Balochistan
• PESCO – Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• TESCO – Former FATA / tribal regions

Step 3: Apply NEPRA Slab Rates

Once you know your units and your DISCO, apply the NEPRA-approved slab rates. These rates increase with consumption to encourage conservation.

Step 4: Add All Taxes and Adjustments

This is where most people get confused. Your final bill includes:

• Energy charges (based on slabs)
• Fixed charges
• Fuel Adjustment Charges (FCA) – varies monthly
• Electricity Duty – 1.5% for residential
• TV Fee – Rs. 35 per month
• GST – 18% on energy + fixed charges
• Income Tax – 7.5% if bill exceeds Rs. 50,000 per month
• Meter Rent – Rs. 10 to 45 depending on meter type

NEPRA Slab Rates 2024-25 – Complete Table for Residential Consumers

NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority) revises tariff slabs periodically. The following rates are effective for 2024-25 and remain valid for 2026 billing unless NEPRA announces a new revision.

Note: Protected consumers are those using less than 100 units per month and are billed at a subsidized rate. All other consumers follow the regular slab structure.

Summer vs Winter Tariff – What Changes?

NEPRA applies a seasonal tariff:

• Summer (May to October) – Slightly higher rates due to increased generation costs
• Winter (November to April) – Lower rates

Our calculator automatically detects the season based on your selected month, so you don’t have to worry about manual adjustments.

What is Fuel Adjustment Charge (FCA)?

The Fuel Adjustment Charge (FCA) is one of the most confusing parts of a Pakistani electricity bill. Every month, NEPRA calculates the difference between:

• The reference fuel price assumed when setting the tariff
• The actual fuel price paid by power plants (furnace oil, RLNG, coal, hydel)

This difference is passed on to consumers as a positive or negative FCA. When fuel prices rise internationally, your FCA goes up. When they fall, you may get a negative FCA (refund).

Example: If NEPRA notifies FCA of Rs. 1.25 per unit, and you consumed 300 units, you will pay an extra Rs. 375 on your bill.

Pro tip: Always check the monthly FCA notification from NEPRA before calculating your bill. Our calculator lets you input the current FCA value.

How GST is Calculated on Electricity Bill

GST (General Sales Tax) on electricity in Pakistan is fixed at 18% under federal law. However, it is not applied to the entire bill amount. Here is the formula:

GST = (Energy Charges + Fixed Charges) × 18%

Notably, items like FCA, TV fee, meter rent, and late payment surcharge are exempt from GST. This is why our calculator separates these charges before applying the 18% tax.

Example: If your energy charges are Rs. 5,000 and fixed charges are Rs. 200, then GST = 5,200 × 0.18 = Rs. 936.

LESCO Bill Calculator – For Lahore Users

LESCO (Lahore Electric Supply Company) serves Lahore, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib, and Kasur. If you live in these areas, you can use our calculator by simply selecting LESCO from the utility dropdown.

LESCO users typically see higher bills during summer due to heavy AC usage. Here is a quick estimate for Lahore consumers:

These estimates include FCA of Rs. 1.25 per unit and all taxes. Your actual bill may vary based on the monthly FCA notification.

MEPCO Bill Calculator – Multan & South Punjab

MEPCO (Multan Electric Power Company) covers Multan, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, Sahiwal, and surrounding areas. MEPCO has one of the largest consumer bases in Pakistan.

MEPCO users often ask: “Mera MEPCO bill kitna aayega?” Our calculator gives you the exact answer. Just enter your units, select MEPCO, and see the slab breakdown instantly.

Popular MEPCO consumer queries answered:

• What is the per-unit rate for 300 units on MEPCO? – Approximately Rs. 21.06 per unit for the 201-300 slab, plus taxes.
• Does MEPCO charge FCA? – Yes, same FCA applies to all DISCOs.
• How to get a duplicate MEPCO bill? – Visit the MEPCO online portal or download from the official app.

FESCO Bill Calculator – Faisalabad Region

FESCO (Faisalabad Electric Supply Company) serves Faisalabad, Sargodha, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Chiniot, and Bhakkar. FESCO is known for relatively stable billing and fewer outages compared to other DISCOs.

FESCO users can use our calculator to:

• Calculate bills for residential, commercial, and industrial connections
• Compare bills across different months
• Plan solar panel installations based on savings estimates

FESCO per-unit rate summary (residential, after taxes):

• Up to 100 units: ~Rs. 18-20 per unit
• 100-200 units: ~Rs. 23-25 per unit
• 200-300 units: ~Rs. 30-33 per unit
• 300-400 units: ~Rs. 35-38 per unit
• Above 500 units: ~Rs. 42-48 per unit

IESCO Bill Calculator – Islamabad & Rawalpindi

IESCO (Islamabad Electric Supply Company) serves the federal capital Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum. IESCO has the most reliable power infrastructure in Pakistan.

Because Islamabad has a higher proportion of commercial and government consumers, IESCO’s average billing is slightly higher than rural DISCOs. However, the slab rates remain identical to NEPRA’s notification.

Tips for IESCO consumers to reduce bills:

• Use energy-efficient appliances (inverter ACs, LED lights)
• Shift heavy loads (geysers, irons) to off-peak hours
• Consider solar panels – IESCO has a net metering policy that credits you for exported electricity

GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, PESCO, TESCO Calculators

Our tool supports all 10 DISCOs equally. Here is what each one covers:

No matter which DISCO you belong to, the calculation method is identical because all follow NEPRA tariffs. The only difference is your geographical location and local billing practices.

How to Reduce Your Electricity Bill – Practical Tips

Pakistan’s electricity rates have increased significantly in recent years. Here are proven ways to lower your monthly bill without sacrificing comfort:

Stay in Lower Slabs

The biggest bill shock comes when you move from one slab to the next. For example, moving from 299 units to 301 units can increase your bill by Rs. 2,000+ because the rate jumps from Rs. 21 to Rs. 23 per unit for the entire consumption.

Strategy: Monitor your monthly consumption. If you are close to 300 units, try to reduce usage by 10-15 units in the last week of the billing cycle.

Use Inverter Appliances

Inverter technology saves 30-50% electricity compared to conventional appliances. This is especially true for:

• Air conditioners – Inverter ACs use 40% less power
• Refrigerators – Inverter fridges run more efficiently
• Washing machines – Direct-drive inverters use less water and power

Solar Panel Savings – Is It Worth Installing?

Pakistan has some of the highest solar irradiation in the world. A 3 kW solar system costs around Rs. 600,000 to 800,000 and can save you Rs. 10,000-15,000 per month.

Use our solar savings estimator built into the calculator to see your exact payback period. For most Pakistani households, solar pays for itself in 3-5 years.

Simple Behavioral Changes

• Turn off lights, fans, and appliances when not in use
• Set AC to 26°C (not 18°C) – every degree saves 6-8% electricity
• Use ceiling fans instead of ACs during mild evenings
• Wash clothes in cold water
• Unplug phone chargers and standby devices – they consume 5-10% of your bill

Which Appliances Use Most Electricity?

Here is a breakdown of average power consumption for common Pakistani appliances:

Use our appliance calculator inside the tool to calculate exactly how much each appliance is adding to your bill.

Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ

Why Use Our Pakistan Electricity Bill Calculator?

Most online bill calculators give you a rough estimate. Ours gives you exact accuracy because we include:

• ✅ All 10 DISCOs – LESCO, MEPCO, FESCO, IESCO, GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, PESCO, TESCO
• ✅ 12-month seasonal tariff – Summer and winter rates correctly applied
• ✅ Slab-by-slab breakdown – See exactly which slab you fall into
• ✅ All taxes and duties – GST, electricity duty, TV fee, income tax, meter rent
• ✅ FCA input – Enter the monthly notified FCA for perfect accuracy
• ✅ Solar savings estimator – Know your ROI before installing panels
• ✅ Appliance calculator – Find out which appliance is eating your bill
• ✅ Bill split – Divide bill among roommates or family members
• ✅ Save & compare – Store previous bills and compare month-to-month
• ✅ PDF export – Download your bill calculation as a PDF
• ✅ Dark mode & large print – Accessible for all users

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Final Words

Understanding your electricity bill should not be a headache. With our Pakistan Electricity Bill Calculator 2026, you can instantly calculate your LESCO, MEPCO, FESCO, IESCO, GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, PESCO or TESCO bill with 100% accuracy.

We update our NEPRA slab rates whenever NEPRA announces a new tariff. Bookmark this page and use it every month before your bill arrives – so there are no surprises.

Have questions? Use the calculator above, try different unit values, and see how small changes in consumption can save you thousands of rupees every month