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HAZECO Bill Calculator

Estimates a Hazara Electric Supply Company home bill on the NEPRA uniform tariff, with the adjustments now on bills.
units

Take this from the "units consumed" box on your bill.

Consumer type

Protected means 200 units or less in each of the last six months. Lifeline is up to 100 units on a single-phase connection of up to 1 kW.

kW

Printed on your bill

Rs

Optional

Adjustments and taxes

September 2026 fuel adjustment, billed in November 2026

units

The bill shows the FPA month, e.g. "FPA for JUL-26". Enter your units for that month from the 12-month history. Leave blank to use this month's units.

Quarterly adjustment billed September to November 2026. It can be negative, e.g. -0.45. Use the figure on your bill if it differs.

Ticked because many recent bills still show it. Untick it if your bill has no electricity duty line.

Non-filers pay 7.5% income tax when the bill is Rs 25,000 or more.

Estimated billUnprotected · 250 units
Total payable
12,554Rs
Cost of electricity 250 × 33.18,275.00
FC surcharge 250 × 3.23807.50
Quarterly adjustment 250 × 0.5194129.85
Fixed charges 2 kW × Rs 350700.00
Fuel adjustment 250 × 2.3673591.83
Electricity charges10,504.18
Electricity duty126.07
Sales tax (GST 18%) 1,806.92, rounded1,807.00
Electricity duty on fuel adjustment8.88
Sales tax on fuel adjustment 108.13, rounded108.00
Government charges2,049.95
Average cost per unitRs 50.22
Rounded to the nearest rupee bills put this in the cost of electricity-0.13
Payable within due date12,554
Paid within 3 days after the due date + 5% of Rs 9,912.2213,050
Paid later than that + 10% of Rs 9,912.2213,545

Bills round the current bill to the nearest rupee and put the few paisa of difference in the cost of electricity line. The late payment surcharge is on the electricity charges without the fuel adjustment and taxes; your bill prints the last date for the lower amount. The first bill of a new connection can cover more than one month.

Enter your HAZECO units, load and consumer type. With the current adjustments, a protected home on a 1 kW load using 150 units pays about Rs 2,990. The same home as unprotected would pay about Rs 6,639.

HAZECO is the Hazara Electric Supply Company. It serves Abbottabad, Mansehra, Haripur and the Hazara division. It bills homes on the same national tariff as every other company. To see the bill HAZECO has already issued, use the 14 digit reference number as shown below.

How to check your HAZECO bill online

This page works out what a HAZECO bill should be; it does not look up the bill the company has issued. The issued bill is on the HAZECO web bill page run by the Power Information Technology Company (PITC), which hosts online bills for every government distribution company:

  1. Open the HAZECO bill page on PITC's web bill service.
  2. Choose Reference No and type the 14 digit reference number from any earlier HAZECO bill, or switch to Customer ID.
  3. Select U or R, the letter printed after the reference number, and search.

You can print the bill from there. Then put the billed units into the calculator above to see how each line is reached.

Worked example: 150 units, protected, 1 kW

Protected homes get one previous slab. The first 100 units are at Rs 10.54 and the next 50 at Rs 13.01. On a 1 kW load the fixed charge is Rs 300 for the 101 to 200 slab.

Line Working Amount
Cost of electricity 100 × 10.54 + 50 × 13.01 Rs 1,704.50
Fixed charges 1.0 kW × Rs 300 Rs 300.00
FC surcharge 150 × 0.43 Rs 64.50
Quarterly adjustment 150 × 0.5194 Rs 77.91
Fuel adjustment 150 × 2.3673 Rs 355.10
Electricity charges Rs 2,502.01
Electricity duty 1.5% of cost of electricity and QTA Rs 26.74
GST 18% of the charges above and duty, rounded Rs 391.00
Duty on fuel adjustment 1.5% of the fuel adjustment Rs 5.33
GST on fuel adjustment 18% of the fuel adjustment and its duty, rounded Rs 65.00
Government charges Rs 488.07
Total Rs 2,990.08

That is Rs 19.93 per unit all in. On a 2 kW load the bill would be Rs 3,344.08, because the fixed charge doubles.

Paying late. The bill above is Rs 2,990 to the rupee. Paid within 3 days after the due date it becomes Rs 3,097, with a late payment surcharge of 5% of Rs 2,146.83, the electricity charges without the fuel adjustment and taxes. After that the surcharge is 10% and the bill is Rs 3,205.

Why sanctioned load matters for small bills

Many homes in the hill districts use modest amounts of electricity. For them the fixed charge is a large share of the bill.

At 150 protected units:

  • 1 kW load: fixed charge Rs 300, bill Rs 2,990.08
  • 2 kW load: fixed charge Rs 600, bill Rs 3,344.08

Lifeline homes, with a single-phase connection of up to 1 kW and 100 units or less, pay no fixed charge at all. The electricity bill calculator shows the lifeline, protected and unprotected figures for 100 units side by side.

Electricity duty in Hazara

The Hazara division is in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The federal government said in July 2025 that it would stop collecting electricity duty through bills, and KP asked for collection to continue.

Check your HAZECO bill. If there is no electricity duty line, untick the duty box. For a small protected bill the difference is a few dozen rupees.

Reading your HAZECO bill

You need the units consumed for the month and your sanctioned load in kW. Winter heating can push units up. If any month goes over 200, a protected home loses that status for about six months, so the calculator switches to unprotected rates above 200 units.

HAZECO's neighbours charge the same national tariff, so the PESCO bill calculator and the IESCO bill calculator give matching results for the same units.

Protected HAZECO bill by units

Protected HAZECO home on a 2 kW load, at the current adjustments with duty.

UnitsCost of electricityEstimated total bill
50Rs 527Rs 1,302
100Rs 1,054Rs 2,131
150Rs 1,705Rs 3,344
200Rs 2,355Rs 4,322

Unprotected figures for the same units are higher. Use the calculator above or the electricity bill calculator for any level.

An independent estimate, made without any link to HAZECO or NEPRA. Arrears, instalments and the length of the billing period are not included. The late payment amounts appear under the estimate. The bill HAZECO prints is the one to pay.

Questions people ask

How can I check my HAZECO bill online?

Open the HAZECO bill page on PITC's web bill service, enter the 14 digit reference number from an old bill (or your Customer ID), pick U or R as printed after the number and search. The page shows the units, amount and due date. This calculator cannot fetch that bill; it estimates it from the units you type.

What is the HAZECO unit price?

Homes in Hazara are billed at the uniform rates NEPRA set in February 2026. Protected users pay Rs 10.54 for the first 100 units and Rs 13.01 for the next 100. Unprotected users pay Rs 22.44 to Rs 47.20 depending on the slab.

Is the HAZECO tariff different from PESCO?

No. HAZECO and PESCO homes are billed on the same national tariff, with the same fuel and quarterly adjustments and taxes. For the same units, load and consumer type the bill is the same. Use the PESCO bill calculator to compare.

How much is a 150 unit HAZECO bill?

About Rs 2,990 for a protected home on 1 kW, or Rs 3,344 on 2 kW, with the current adjustments with duty included. An unprotected 1 kW home would pay about Rs 6,639.

Do lifeline users in Hazara pay the fuel adjustment?

No. NEPRA's fuel and quarterly adjustment decisions exclude lifeline consumers. Lifeline homes also pay no fixed charge. They still pay GST and, where charged, electricity duty.

Sources: NEPRA uniform tariff for distribution companies and K-Electric, decided 11 February 2026 (S.R.O. 279(I)/2026), including the protected and lifeline slabs; lifeline exclusions and adjustment rates from NEPRA's FCA and QTA decisions. Sales Tax Act 1990; Income Tax Ordinance 2001, section 235.

Last reviewed 8 November 2026. Results are estimates; official notices always take precedence.