IESCO

IESCO Bill Online

Islamabad Electric Supply Company — Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal

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Bill opens on the official PITC portal — print or download from there. No login required.

Live Tariff Rates

Slab Rate/Unit
A-1 (0-50) ₨5.79
A-2 (51-100) ₨8.11
A-3 (101-200) ₨10.20
A-4 (201-300) ₨15.48

Updated: 2026-04-01

Bill details returned

  • Customer name & address
  • Reference no & customer ID
  • Units, payable amount, due date
  • Late surcharge & ~12 months history

Use Print / Download on the official bill page.

Bill Calculator — IESCO

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Estimated Cost

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Cost at Different Usage Levels

100 kWh
₨693
200 kWh
₨1,711
300 kWh
₨3,253
500 kWh
₨7,159

IESCO Service Area

Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal

IESCO Peak vs Off-Peak Timing — July 2026

Auto-updated for Summer (June to August)

Right now, IESCO peak hours are 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM. Time-of-Use (ToU) consumers pay higher rates in this window. Source: PITC Peak / Off-Peak Timings .

7:00 PM

to 11:00 PM

Peak

Peak Hours

4h

7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Higher ToU rates. Avoid AC, iron, pumps.

Off-Peak

20h

11:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Best window for laundry, ironing, water pump.

Full-year IESCO peak schedule (PITC)

Season Months Peak hours Off-peak
Winter December to February 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Remaining 20 hours
Spring March to May 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Remaining 20 hours
Summer Current June to August 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM Remaining 20 hours
Autumn September to November 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Remaining 20 hours

Schedule applies daily including weekends and public holidays. This page selects the row for the current month automatically.

Complete Guide to IESCO Electricity Bill — July 2026

Bill check, tariff slabs, FPA charges, payment options & complaint helpline for Islamabad Electric Supply Company

About Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO)

Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) is one of Pakistan's electricity distribution companies (DISCOs) operating under the Ministry of Energy (Power Division) and regulated by NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority). IESCO provides electricity distribution and billing services to residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural consumers across Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal.

As of July 2026, IESCO serves approximately 10 cities and towns in its jurisdiction. The company is responsible for meter reading, bill generation, bill collection, fault repair, new connections, and maintaining the electricity distribution network across its service territory.

🔍 How to Check Your IESCO Electricity Bill Online (2026)

Follow these steps to check your IESCO bill online:

  1. 1
    Visit the official IESCO bill portal at https://bill.iesco.com.pk
  2. 2
    Enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit customer ID printed on your previous electricity bill
  3. 3
    Click "Check Bill" / Search to see your latest bill with consumption units, amount due, and payment deadline
  4. 4
    Download or print the PDF for your records. You can also view your bill history for the past 12 months
💡 Tip: Save your 14-digit reference number in your phone contacts for quick bill checks. The reference number does not change unless you get a new meter.

📊 IESCO Tariff Slabs & Rates — July 2026

IESCO follows the NEPRA-approved tariff structure for domestic (residential) consumers. The tariff is progressive — higher consumption means a higher per-unit rate. Here are the current slabs:

Slab Units Rate/Unit Fixed Charges
A-1 0–50 kWh ₨5.79 ₨0
A-2 51–100 kWh ₨8.11 ₨75
A-3 101–200 kWh ₨10.20 ₨150
A-4 201–300 kWh ₨15.48 ₨200
A-5 301–700 kWh ₨19.55 ₨350
A-6 701–9999 kWh ₨22.65 ₨500

Source: NEPRA tariff schedule. Rates may vary based on quarterly adjustments. Last updated: July 2026.

📄 Understanding Your IESCO Electricity Bill

Your IESCO bill contains several charges beyond the basic tariff. Here's what each line means:

Electricity Charges (Variable)

Your consumption in kWh multiplied by the applicable slab rate. This is the largest portion of your bill.

FPA — Fuel Price Adjustment (₨0.43/unit)

A monthly variable charge based on the difference between actual fuel costs and reference fuel costs. Set by NEPRA each month and can be positive or negative.

FC Surcharge

Financing cost surcharge to cover circular debt in the power sector. Applied per unit consumed.

Electricity Duty & GST

Provincial electricity duty (1.5%) and General Sales Tax (GST at 17%) are applied on top of electricity charges. Tax exemptions may apply for consumption under 300 units.

TV Fee (₨35/month)

Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) fee collected through the electricity bill on behalf of the government.

Fixed/Minimum Charges

A fixed monthly charge based on your sanctioned load, payable even if zero units are consumed.

💳 How to Pay IESCO Bill — All Payment Methods

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Online Banking

Pay via HBL, UBL, MCB, ABL, or any scheduled bank's internet/mobile banking portal

📱

JazzCash / Easypaisa

Pay through mobile wallets — scan QR code or enter reference number in the app

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ATM / CDM

Use any bank ATM or Cash Deposit Machine to pay your IESCO bill 24/7

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Authorized Shops & Post Office

Visit any TCS Express, Pakistan Post, or authorized collection center near you

⚠️ Late Payment: Pay before the due date. A late payment surcharge (LPS) of ~10% is added after the due date. After 3 months of non-payment, your meter may be disconnected.

⏱️ IESCO Peak vs Off-Peak Hours

Peak Hours

7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

June to August · higher ToU rate

Off-Peak Hours

11:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Remaining 20 hours · save with ToU

If you have a Time-of-Use (ToU) meter, electricity consumed during off-peak hours costs less than peak-hour consumption. Energy-saving tip: Run washing machines, water heaters, and iron after 11:00 PM to reduce your monthly IESCO bill. Full seasonal table: Peak vs Off-Peak Timing.

💡 Energy Saving Tips for IESCO Consumers

Use inverter AC instead of conventional — saves 40–60% electricity
Set AC thermostat to 26°C — optimal comfort with minimum energy use
Replace old bulbs with LED lights — uses 80% less electricity
Unplug appliances when not in use to avoid standby power drain
Run heavy appliances during off-peak hours (after 11:00 PM)
Consider solar panels — net metering reduces your IESCO bill to zero

☀️ Solar Net Metering with IESCO

IESCO supports NEPRA's Net Metering policy, allowing consumers to install solar panels and sell excess electricity back to the grid. Under this scheme:

  • You can install solar panels on your rooftop and connect to the grid via a bi-directional meter
  • Excess units exported are credited to your account at NEPRA-approved rates
  • Apply through IESCO for net metering license — process takes 30–60 days
  • A typical 5kW solar system can offset 500–700 units/month, saving ₨5,000–15,000
Calculate your solar ROI →

📞 IESCO Customer Service & Complaint Filing

Helpline (24/7)

0800-11337

For overbilling complaints, power outage reports, or meter issues, contact IESCO via the helpline above or visit the nearest subdivision office. For unresolved complaints, escalate to NEPRA at nepra.org.pk or call 051-2013200.

Frequently Asked Questions — IESCO Bill

Updated for July 2026 · Peak window auto-set to 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

How to check my IESCO bill online in 2026?
Go to the official IESCO bill portal at https://bill.iesco.com.pk. Enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit customer ID printed on your previous bill, then Search. Your current month's bill with due date, consumption units, and amount payable will be displayed instantly.
What are the current IESCO tariff rates per unit?
IESCO follows NEPRA-approved tariff slabs. The domestic tariff for July 2026 ranges from ₨5.79/unit for the lowest slab (1–100 units) to ₨22.65/unit for higher consumption (700+ units). Additional charges include FPA (₨0.43/unit), FC surcharge, electricity duty, and GST.
What are the peak and off-peak hours for IESCO in July 2026?
For July 2026 (Summer — June to August), IESCO peak hours are 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM daily per the official PITC schedule. Off-peak is the remaining 20 hours (11:00 PM – 7:00 PM). ToU meter users pay higher rates during peak; shift heavy appliances to off-peak to save.
How to pay IESCO bill online?
You can pay your IESCO bill through multiple channels: (1) Online banking via HBL, UBL, MCB, or any scheduled bank, (2) JazzCash or Easypaisa mobile wallets, (3) ATM bill payment, (4) The official IESCO app, or (5) Through authorized Easy Load shops. Always pay before the due date to avoid a late payment surcharge.
What is FPA (Fuel Price Adjustment) on IESCO bill?
FPA is a monthly variable charge approved by NEPRA based on the difference between actual fuel costs and reference fuel costs used in the base tariff. The current FPA is approximately ₨0.43/unit. FPA can be positive (extra charge) or negative (discount) depending on fluctuations in fuel prices used for power generation.
How to file a complaint for IESCO overbilling?
To file an overbilling complaint: (1) Call the IESCO helpline at 0800-11337, (2) Visit your nearest IESCO subdivision office with your bill and a photo of your meter reading, (3) File a complaint on NEPRA's website at nepra.org.pk, or (4) Use the IESCO official website complaint portal. Note your reference number while meter reading for comparison.
What is the IESCO helpline number?
The official IESCO helpline number is 0800-11337. This toll-free number operates 24/7 for bill inquiries, power outage complaints, new connection requests, and emergency fault reporting in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal.
How to apply for a new IESCO connection?
To apply for a new IESCO electricity connection: (1) Visit the nearest IESCO subdivision office, (2) Submit CNIC copy, property ownership documents, and a filled application form, (3) Pay the applicable fees (demand notice), (4) A IESCO team will inspect the site, (5) After approval, a meter is installed within 7–14 working days.
Which cities does IESCO cover?
Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) provides electricity distribution services across Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal. Major cities in the IESCO service area include Attock, Chakwal, Islamabad, Jhelum, Mirpur, Murree, and 4 more cities and towns.
How to read my IESCO electricity meter?
To read your IESCO meter: (1) Locate the digital or analog display on your meter, (2) Note the current reading (KWh), (3) Subtract last month's reading to get your consumption. For digital ToU meters, press the button to cycle through peak/off-peak readings. Report any meter malfunction to 0800-11337.
What happens if I don't pay my IESCO bill on time?
If you miss the due date: (1) A late payment surcharge of approximately 10% is added, (2) After 2 months of non-payment, a disconnection notice is issued, (3) After 3 months, your connection may be disconnected. Reconnection requires clearing all dues plus a reconnection fee. Always pay before the due date printed on your bill.
How to get a duplicate IESCO bill?
You can get a duplicate IESCO bill by: (1) Visiting https://bill.iesco.com.pk and entering your reference number, (2) Calling 0800-11337, or (3) Visiting the IESCO subdivision office. Keep your 14-digit reference number saved for quick access.