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Electricity Bill Calculator Pakistan 2026 (All WAPDA Companies)

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Want to know your electricity bill before it arrives, or check if the one you got is right? This electricity bill calculator works for all ex-WAPDA companies, including IESCO, LESCO, MEPCO, PESCO, FESCO, GEPCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, TESCO and HAZECO. Enter your units to see the full breakdown, with slab, fixed charges, FPA and taxes.

Electricity Bill Calculator

Units daalein aur bill ka poora hisaab dekhein: slab, fixed charges, FPA aur taxes.

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Uses NEPRA's uniform domestic tariff notified on 12 Feb 2026 (S.R.O. 279(I)/2026), 18% GST, 1.5% electricity duty and the FC surcharge. FPA and QTA change every month; copy them from your latest bill. Arrears, meter rent, late fees and reading-date changes are not included. Lifeline consumers pay lower rates not shown here.

Electricity bill for common units

Monthly unitsConsumer typeEstimated billPer unit
100 unitsProtectedRs 2,131Rs 21.3
200 unitsProtectedRs 4,322Rs 21.6
100 unitsNon-protectedRs 4,064Rs 40.6
200 unitsNon-protectedRs 9,088Rs 45.4
300 unitsNon-protectedRs 14,901Rs 49.7
400 unitsNon-protectedRs 21,320Rs 53.3
500 unitsNon-protectedRs 28,142Rs 56.3
700 unitsNon-protectedRs 41,771Rs 59.7
1000 unitsNon-protectedRs 65,397Rs 65.4

Filer, 2 kW sanctioned load, FPA Rs 2.37 and QTA Rs 0.52 per unit. Your bill may differ with arrears, meter rent or a different load.

NEPRA domestic tariff 2026

Monthly units Rate (Rs per unit) Fixed charge (Rs per kW)
Protected 1–100 10.54 200
Protected 101–200 13.01 300
1–100 22.44 275
101–200 28.91 300
201–300 33.10 350
301–400 36.46 400
401–500 38.95 500
501–600 40.22 675
601–700 41.85 675
Above 700 47.20 675

Source: NEPRA uniform domestic tariff, notified on 12 February 2026 (S.R.O. 279(I)/2026). Rates exclude taxes and adjustments.

How your bill is calculated

  1. Cost of electricity: units × your slab rate. Non-protected consumers pay the rate of the slab they fall in on all units, so crossing a slab line by even one unit raises the whole bill.
  2. Fixed charges: your sanctioned load in kW × the fixed rate for your slab.
  3. FC surcharge: Rs 3.23 per unit (Rs 0.43 for protected consumers).
  4. Fuel price adjustment (FPA): a monthly per-unit charge or credit decided by NEPRA.
  5. Quarterly adjustment (QTA): a per-unit adjustment that can be positive or negative.
  6. Electricity duty: about 1.5% of the energy cost and adjustments.
  7. GST: 18% on the bill amount.
  8. Income tax: 7.5% extra for non-filers when the bill is Rs 25,000 or more.

Protected vs non-protected consumers

You are a protected consumer if your home used 200 units or less in each of the last six months. Protected consumers pay much lower rates. Cross 200 units even once and you can lose protected status for the next six months, so keep an eye on summer AC use.

Find your company’s calculator

New pages appear here as they go live. K-Electric (Karachi) uses its own bill format and is not covered yet.

Cut your electricity bill with solar

Every unit your solar panels make and you use directly removes the most expensive units from your bill, and can drop you into a lower slab. In most Pakistani cities, a 5 kW system makes roughly 600–700 units a month. Enter your expected solar units in the calculator above to see your bill after solar. For sizing, try the solar calculator and read how net billing treats exported units.

Frequently asked questions

How is the electricity bill calculated in Pakistan?

Units are charged at your slab rate, then fixed charges, FC surcharge, the monthly fuel adjustment, quarterly adjustment, electricity duty and 18% GST are added. Non-filers with bills of Rs 25,000 or more also pay 7.5% income tax.

What is the per unit price of electricity in Pakistan in 2026?

The base rate ranges from Rs 10.54 for protected consumers up to Rs 47.20 per unit above 700 units. After taxes and adjustments, most homes pay roughly Rs 45 to Rs 65 per unit overall.

Why did my bill jump when I used just a few more units?

Non-protected consumers pay their slab rate on every unit. Moving from 300 to 301 units, for example, moves the whole bill to the 301–400 rate.

Does this calculator work for K-Electric?

Not yet. K-Electric bills follow a different format, so this calculator is designed for ex-WAPDA distribution companies.

Prices and rules change often. This page was last reviewed on 12 November 2026. Spotted an outdated rate? Tell us and we'll update it.