Punjab Electricity Bill Calculator

(PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.))

Estimate your monthly electricity bill in Punjab using official tariff rates across domestic, commercial, industrial and agriculture connection categories.

Punjab
PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.)
Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW (Domestic)
Telescopic billing
kWh
kW
Find units on your last bill; sanctioned load is from your connection agreement.

Optional — a known flat subsidy/rebate to deduct from the total

₹
📋 Applicable Tariff
Tariff Slabs
Up to 300 units₹3.85/unit
301–above units₹7.05/unit
Other Charges
Fixed / Demand Charge₹50.00
Meter Rent₹15.00
Electricity Duty13%
Fuel Adjustment Charge₹0/unit
Rates come from the source shown with the result. Tariffs change when a new order takes effect, so if your bill shows different values, customize them above.

Estimated Monthly Bill

Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW · Punjab
Slab-wise Energy Charge
1–300 units @ ₹3.85₹770.00
Detailed Charges
Energy Charges₹770.00
Fixed / Demand Charges₹50.00
Meter Rent₹15.00
Electricity Duty (13%)₹100.10
Total Estimated Bill₹935.10

⚡ 200 units this month · avg rate ₹4.68/unit

💡 Subsidy / Concession

Punjab Free Power Scheme: 300 free units per month (600 free units per bimonthly billing cycle) for domestic consumers.

Tariff Source

PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.) · PSERC (Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission)

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⚠️ Punjab's rates have not been re-checked against its current tariff order yet. Treat this as a rough estimate, compare it with your latest bill, and use Customize to correct any rate.

Electricity Tariff in Punjab

PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.) is Punjab's electricity distribution utility, regulated by PSERC (Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission), which sets tariffs across 10 connection categories — domestic, commercial, industrial, agriculture and others — each with its own slab structure and electricity duty rate.

View Punjab's official tariff order ↗

Domestic Tariff Slabs — Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW

Slab (units)Rate
0 – 300₹3.85 / unit
301 – above₹7.05 / unit

Billing type: Telescopic · Meter rent: ₹15 · Electricity duty: 13%

⚠️ Punjab's rates have not been re-checked against its current tariff order yet. Treat this as a rough estimate and compare it with your latest bill.

How to Use This Calculator

  • Step 1 — Connection Category: Punjab is pre-selected; choose Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture or another category — each has its own slab structure and duty rate.
  • Step 2 — Monthly Units: Enter the kWh figure from your last bill to see the slab-wise breakdown instantly.
  • Step 3 — Fine-tune: For categories billed per kW of sanctioned load, enter your actual contracted load, or open "Customize Tariff & Charges" to match your exact bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the domestic electricity tariff slabs in Punjab?

Under Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW (PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.)), telescopic billing applies across 2 slabs, from ₹3.85/unit for the first 300 units up to ₹7.05/unit for the highest slab.

What is the electricity duty in Punjab?

For Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW in Punjab, electricity duty is charged at 13% of the energy charge. Other connection categories in the state can have a different duty rate — switch categories in the calculator above to see each one.

Is electricity billing telescopic or non-telescopic in Punjab?

Punjab's Domestic Supply - Load up to 2 kW category uses telescopic billing. That means each unit is charged at the rate of the slab it falls into — only the portion above a threshold is billed at the higher rate, not your entire consumption.

Which DISCOM supplies electricity in Punjab?

PSPCL (Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd.), regulated by PSERC (Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission), is the distribution utility whose tariff order this calculator uses.

Tariff data compiled from Punjab's official DISCOM/regulator tariff order — verify against your own bill before making financial decisions.