A protected home using 200 units pays about Rs 4,322 with the current adjustments and a 2 kW load. An unprotected home pays about Rs 9,088 for the same units.
200 is the most important number on a Pakistani electricity bill. It is the top of the protected tariff, and one unit more changes the rate on every unit.
Protected: 200 units breakdown
Protected homes get one previous slab. The first 100 units are at Rs 10.54 and the next 100 at Rs 13.01.
| Line | Working | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of electricity | 100 × 10.54 + 100 × 13.01 | Rs 2,355.00 |
| Fixed charges | 2.0 kW × Rs 300 | Rs 600.00 |
| FC surcharge | 200 × 0.43 | Rs 86.00 |
| Quarterly adjustment | 200 × 0.5194 | Rs 103.88 |
| Fuel adjustment | 200 × 2.3673 | Rs 473.46 |
| Electricity charges | Rs 3,618.34 | |
| Electricity duty | 1.5% of cost of electricity and QTA | Rs 36.88 |
| GST | 18% of the charges above and duty, rounded | Rs 573.00 |
| Duty on fuel adjustment | 1.5% of the fuel adjustment | Rs 7.10 |
| GST on fuel adjustment | 18% of the fuel adjustment and its duty, rounded | Rs 87.00 |
| Government charges | Rs 703.98 | |
| Total | Rs 4,322.32 |
On a 1 kW load the bill is about Rs 3,968.32.
Unprotected: 200 units breakdown
Unprotected homes get no slab benefit. All 200 units are charged at the 101 to 200 rate of Rs 28.91.
| Line | Working | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of electricity | 200 × 28.91 | Rs 5,782.00 |
| Fixed charges | 2.0 kW × Rs 300 | Rs 600.00 |
| FC surcharge | 200 × 3.23 | Rs 646.00 |
| Quarterly adjustment | 200 × 0.5194 | Rs 103.88 |
| Fuel adjustment | 200 × 2.3673 | Rs 473.46 |
| Electricity charges | Rs 7,605.34 | |
| Electricity duty | 1.5% of cost of electricity and QTA | Rs 88.29 |
| GST | 18% of the charges above and duty, rounded | Rs 1,300.00 |
| Duty on fuel adjustment | 1.5% of the fuel adjustment | Rs 7.10 |
| GST on fuel adjustment | 18% of the fuel adjustment and its duty, rounded | Rs 87.00 |
| Government charges | Rs 1,482.39 | |
| Total | Rs 9,087.73 |
What happens at 201 units
At 201 units a protected home is no longer protected. The calculator bills it as unprotected: all 201 units at Rs 33.10, with fixed charges of Rs 350 per kW.
- 200 units protected: Rs 4,322.32
- 201 units: Rs 10,255.06
One unit more roughly doubles the bill, and the loss of protected status then lasts about six months. In September 2026 the Power Division said it was reviewing that six month rule; until a change is notified, it still applies. If your meter is near 200 towards the end of the billing month, cutting back for a few days is worth it. The 250 unit electricity bill page shows what 50 more units cost. See the 300 units bill for the next level.
Protected bills up to 200 units
Protected home, 2 kW load, the current adjustments. For a smaller protected home, see the 150 unit electricity bill.
| Units | Cost of electricity | Estimated total bill |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | Rs 1,054 | Rs 2,131 |
| 125 | Rs 1,379 | Rs 2,856 |
| 150 | Rs 1,705 | Rs 3,344 |
| 175 | Rs 2,030 | Rs 3,833 |
| 200 | Rs 2,355 | Rs 4,322 |
A 2 kW sanctioned load, electricity duty of 1.5% and no meter rent are assumed, with the September 2026 fuel adjustment, billed in November 2026 and the quarterly adjustment on September, October and November 2026 bills. Your own load and arrears make the real bill different; the late payment amounts are shown in the calculator. The printed amount is what you pay.
Questions people ask
How much is a 200 unit electricity bill in Pakistan?
About Rs 4,322 for a protected home and Rs 9,088 for an unprotected home, with a 2 kW load with the current adjustments, including duty and GST. The electricity unit price page shows the rate for each slab.
How much is a 200 unit bill in Karachi?
The same. Since February 2026 K-Electric charges the national uniform tariff, with the same fuel and quarterly adjustments as the other companies. A protected Karachi home using 200 units pays about Rs 4,322 before any local charges.
How long do I lose protected status after crossing 200 units?
Protected status needs six straight months at 200 units or less. So one month above 200 usually means about six months at unprotected rates. The government said in September 2026 that it was reviewing this rule; until a change is notified, it still applies.
Is the 200 unit subsidy still available in 2026?
Yes. The protected tariff for homes using up to 200 units remains in the February 2026 NEPRA tariff, and the energy minister said in May 2026 that the subsidy for these consumers would continue.
Last reviewed 8 November 2026. Results are estimates; official notices always take precedence.