IESCO Online Bill 2026 – Check & Download Duplicate Bill

Check IESCO bill online at Billcheckpk.Get your duplicate IESCO bill instantly, download or print it, calculate your bill & stay updated with tariff 2026 rates

IESCO History

Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO), established in 1998, is one of Pakistan’s premier electricity distribution companies, taking over the assets and responsibilities of the former Islamabad Area Electricity Board. Serving over 4.1 million consumers directly and impacting more than 25 million people across Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and surrounding districts, IESCO is committed to providing reliable and uninterrupted electricity supply for residential, commercial, and industrial needs. Operating under NEPRA regulations, the company emphasizes efficiency, safety, and modern technology adoption while actively promoting energy conservation. IESCO’s strategic vision focuses on environmental sustainability, community wellbeing, and staff health, offering comprehensive measures such as occupational health services, employee assistance programs, and wellness initiatives. Guided by its mission to enable economic, educational, and social activities, reduce line losses, and maintain high service standards, IESCO strives to be a socially responsible, profitable, and admired public utility while fostering a culture of continuous improvement, equity, and innovation for the benefit of its stakeholders and the communities it serves.

IESCO Online Bill Check

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IESCO Duplicate Bill

IESCO customers can easily generate and download duplicate bills — whether it is their first bill for a new connection or the latest bill for an old meter. Most consumers from Islamabad and Rawalpindi, as well as surrounding areas from Attock to Jhelum, can get their billing details simply by entering the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit customer ID

Through this online bill service, consumers can also:

• Verify registration record
• Check payment status (paid or unpaid)
• View bill slabs and applied taxes
• Download previous bill history instantly

IESCO Bill Calculator

If you want to calculate an estimated IESCO electricity bill online based on the number of units consumed for your residential connection, billcheckpk provides a simple and accurate IESCO Bill Calculator.

We have implemented the IESCO tariff update (October 01, 2022) in our calculator, so you can generate a reliable estimate of your monthly electricity cost. This tool is specifically designed for residential consumers. If you are a commercial or industrial subscriber, we recommend checking the official IESCO tariff schedule to calculate your bill according to your respective unit rates.

IESCO Bill Unit Rates:

You can find iesco bill unit rates for residential in this tariff.

NEPRA Tariff A-1 Residential (IESCO) – Updated July 2025

Sanctioned Load up to 5 kW – Variable Rates (Rs./kWh)

Note: Protected residential consumers get the benefit of one previous slab. Life Line consumers are not given slab benefits.
Fixed monthly customer charges: Single-Phase = Rs 75, Three-Phase = Rs 150. :contentReference[oaicite:14]{index=14}

How to Use the IESCO Bill Calculator

1. Enter the total units consumed during the billing month.
2. If you have been consuming 200 or fewer units consistently for the past 6 months, select the relevant option to apply the subsidized tariff.
3. Click on Calculate Bill to generate the estimated amount.
4. The calculator will display:
   • Estimated bill amount before due date
   • After due date surcharge (if applicable)
   • Applicable taxes and surcharges
5. If you are looking for a complete duplicate copy of your IESCO bill, click on the IESCO Online Bill option at billcheckpk

IESCO Bill Payment

Paying your IESCO electricity bill has never been easier. Today, almost all major banks and financial services in Pakistan support online bill payments through their internet banking portals and mobile apps. With just a few clicks, you can settle your monthly electricity bill without standing in long queues.

To use this service, make sure your bank account is internet banking enabled. If it’s not already active, simply request your bank to activate the service. Once enabled, you can enjoy multiple digital facilities such as:

• Utility bill payments (including IESCO bills)
• Mobile balance recharge
• Funds transfer to other accounts
• E-commerce payments

The Easiest Way to Pay Your IESCO Bill

While many banks support IESCO bill payments, billcheckpk recommends JazzCash as the quickest and most convenient option

Here’s why:

• Simple Setup: Dial *786# from your mobile to activate your JazzCash account in minutes.
• Quick Linking: Transfer money directly from your bank account to JazzCash.
• Instant Payment: Use your JazzCash mobile app or USSD code to pay your IESCO bill immediately.
• No Delays: The entire process — from setup to payment — can be completed in under 15 minutes.

If your bank supports IESCO payments, you can continue using its internet or mobile banking app. But in case your bank doesn’t provide this feature, JazzCash is a reliable alternative for quick and secure payments.

Bank Mobile Apps for IESCO Bill Payment

For your convenience, billcheckpk also provides direct download links for mobile banking apps of all major banks in Pakistan. By installing your bank’s app, you can easily:

• Pay your IESCO bill online
• Save your reference number for faster payments in the future
• Receive instant payment confirmations

Whether you choose JazzCash, Easypaisa, or your own bank’s app, you can be assured of safe, secure, and fast bill payments without visiting any branch physically.

You can also pay your IESCO bill by credit/debit card by visiting related ATM near you. If you are using a mobile app, you can easily check if your bill is paid or not as most apps show you the current bill status. If you want to see your bill payment history, you can see it within the bill.

Electricity Usage and Tips to Reduce Your IESCO Bill

Managing electricity wisely can significantly lower your IESCO bill. Many home appliances consume more energy than we realize. By understanding their usage and following some practical steps, you can cut down costs.

• Fan (80W): ~4 units per day
• Television: ~3 units per day
• Energy Saver (24W): 1–2 units per day
• Air Conditioner (1 ton): ~18 units in 24 hours
• Refrigerator: 4–6 units per day depending on model and usage

IESCO Peak Hours -2026

Electricity consumption during peak hours is charged at higher rates. Avoid using heavy appliances during these times:

How to Reduce Your IESCO Bill

• Turn off appliances when not in use.
• Use fewer lights – for example, switch on 3 instead of 5 energy savers.
• Maximize natural daylight instead of electric bulbs.
• Avoid using air conditioners during peak hours.
• Set AC temperature at 26°C for efficiency.
• Keep rooms ventilated to minimize AC us

Understanding Your IESCO Bill

Your IESCO bill contains several important fields. Here’s what they mean:

• Connection Date: The date when your connection was first registered.
• Reference Number: A unique 14-digit identifier, used for bill payments, duplicate copies, and online checks.
• Reading Date, Issue Date & Due Date: Show when the meter was read, when the bill was generated, and the last payment deadline.
• FPA (Fuel Price Adjustment): Charges based on fluctuations in fuel prices for rental power companies.
• TR Surcharge (Tariff Rationalization): Difference between NEPRA’s tariff and the Government’s uniform tariff.
• Quarterly Tariff Adjustment (QTR/DMC): Applied every three months, based on unit usage.
• FC Surcharge (Financing Cost): Added to support debt servicing for Power Holding Private Limited.

IESCO Structure & Coverage Area

Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) does not publish a single comprehensive map of its service area. However, its network covers multiple administrative districts, mainly providing electricity to the region located between the Indus and Jhelum rivers.

To maintain uninterrupted electricity supply and improve customer service, IESCO is divided into:

• 4 Circles
• 19 Divisions
• 104 Subdivisions
• 108 Grid Stations (total capacity 5,224 MVA)
• 951 Feeders (including AJK coverage)

Circles and Divisions: IESCO’s jurisdiction covers the following districts, each with its own regional management: 

• Islamabad Circle: Islamabad Division 1, Islamabad Division 2, Barakahu Division
• Rawalpindi Circle: Rawat, City, Cantt, Satellite Town, Westridge, Tariqabad
• Attock Circle: Taxila, Pindigheb, Attock Division
• Jhelum Circle: Jhelum Division 1, Jhelum Division 2, Gujar Khan Division
• Chakwal Circle: Chakwal, Talagang, Dhudial, Pind Dadan Khan

Service Areas: Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal and surroundings.

Nationwide Coverage – Not Just IESCO

Originally, billcheck.pk was created to help customers check their IESCO bills. Now, it covers all electricity companies in Pakistan, including:

• Multan, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, Gujrat, Hyderabad, Jhelum, Khanewal, Kasur, Layyah, Nowshera, Peshawar, Rahim Yar Khan, Vehari, Ahmedpur, and many more cities across Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and KPK.

This free service is available 24/7 online, so you can view the latest bill amount, due date, download a duplicate copy, or print your bill anytime.

Bill Adjustment & Installments

If you find any mistake in your bill, visit the nearest customer service center and lodge a complaint with your details.

• Bill Installments: Installments are not available on the current month’s bill. However, if there are pending arrears, they may be divided into 3 equal installments.
• High Bill Amount: If your bill seems too high, check the instructions on the back side of your bill — these tips guide you on saving electricity and reducing costs.

Customer Support & Complaints

If you face any issue related to your bill, you can file a complaint at the IESCO Head Office, located at Street #40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad.

In case of emergencies, you should immediately contact your electricity company’s helpline number.
billcheckpk provides a complete list of electric supply companies in Pakistan along with their help lines for your convenience.

• Helpline: 051-9252937
• Email: ce@iesco.com.pk

We also provides a list of nearest customer service centers for your convenience.

Required Documents for New Connection

Applicants must attach the following with the application form:

1. Proof of Ownership – As determined by DISCO.
2. Affidavit – On Rs. 50/- non-judicial stamp paper stating:
   • No previous connection exists.
   • The applicant will pay any outstanding dues if discovered later.
   • The applicant is not a defaulter of any DISCO.
3. No Objection Certificate (NOC) – If the applicant is a tenant.
4. CNIC Copies – Attested copies of applicant and a witness. For tenancy, landlord’s CNIC is also required.
5. For Companies:
   • Certificate of Incorporation
   • Board Resolution authorizing signatory
   • List of Directors with CNIC copies
6. Approved Map/Site Plan/LOP or NOC – Required from the relevant authority (waived for rural areas or approved housing societies).
7. Wiring Test Report – Issued by Electric Inspector or authorized wiring contractor.
8. Environmental NOC – For stone crushing plants, along with a dust-protected metering installation room.

Capital Cost, Connection Charges & Security Deposit

• Capital Cost, Connection Charges & Security Deposit
  Connection charges are payable as per NEPRA-approved rates under:
  Rule 11 of the NEPRA Licensing (Distribution) Rules, 1999
  Article 9 of the Distribution License
  Applications will be processed as per Consumer Eligibility Criteria 2003 and Commercial Procedure Manual.
  Demand Notices may be received via post, courier, online portal, or in person.
  Payment Timeline:
  Standard: 30 days
  Extension: Extra 30 days (on request before due date)
  Payments can be made at authorized banks or online.
  After full payment, DISCO will allot a final priority number for the connection.
  
  Connection Charges (Breakdown)
  Material Cost – Actual cost + 12% store handling charges (X).
  Installation Charges – 8% of X.
  Electrification Design Vetting Charges – 1.5% of X
  Applicable only for housing societies, high-rise buildings, plazas, etc.

IESCO Temporary Electricity Connection

Temporary Connection

Applicants can apply for a temporary electricity connection through DISCO (Distribution Company) for the following purposes:

• Construction of houses
• Construction of buildings and plazas
• Lighting and illumination for weddings, festivals, exhibitions, political or religious events
• Testing of industrial equipment
• Any other short-term requirement

Procedure for Temporary Connection

For Construction:

• A temporary connection is provided initially for six months, extendable in periods of three months until project completion.
• Applications must be submitted on the prescribed New Connection Application Form (Annex-I) to the competent load sanctioning officer.
• The connection will be strictly used for temporary purposes only.

Required Documents:

1. Proof of ownership of the premises.
2. If the applicant is not the owner, an affidavit (Rs. 50/- stamp paper) from the owner authorizing the application and accepting responsibility for dues.
3. Attested CNIC copies of the applicant and a witness. For tenancy cases, CNIC of the landlord/owner is also required.
4. For housing schemes, societies, commercial plazas, industries, or high-rise projects, evidence of layout plan/NOC submission with the civic agency (not required for individual houses).

Payments & Security Deposit:

• Applicants will receive a Demand Notice for capital cost, connection charges, and security deposit.
• Security deposit equals the estimated consumption cost during the temporary period.
• The deposit is refundable at disconnection or adjustable if converted into a permanent connection.
• Regular bills based on actual consumption must also be paid.

Other Temporary Purposes:
For illumination, testing, events, or short-term needs, connections are provided for a period not exceeding two weeks.

• Application form (Annex-I), CNIC copy, and payment of charges are required.
• For political gatherings, an NOC from local administration (Deputy Commissioner/Assistant Commissioner) is mandatory.
• Security deposit terms are the same as above.

Extension, Disconnection, or Conversion to Regular Connection

• Temporary connections are given for a fixed time and disconnected after expiry unless extended on consumer request.
• Extensions must be applied for one week before expiry.
• DISCO may disconnect without notice if the connection is misused or used permanently.
• Where layout plans/NOCs are pending, temporary connections may continue for up to six months.
• After disconnection, material/equipment remains property of DISCO. Consumers may get cost reimbursement at depreciated rates.
• If a permanent connection is later applied for at the same premises, existing equipment/meters may be reused, and tariff updated.

Shifting of Temporary Connection:
If an applicant requests shifting:

• New site must be within DISCO’s jurisdiction.
• New premises must belong to the applicant, heir, or legal lessee.
• Applicant must pay:
  • Shifting & installation charges @10% of original material cost
  • Cost of any new/extra material (with 12% store handling)
  • 8% of extra material cost as installation charges
  • All outstanding dues
• Technical limits of feeder/transformer must allow shifting.

Disconnection and Reconnection Policy

Electricity connections can be disconnected or reconnected by DISCOs (Distribution Companies) under specific rules. Below is a simplified guide for consumers.

Grounds for Disconnection

A premises may face disconnection if:

• The consumer fails to pay electricity bills (becomes a defaulter).
• Electricity theft or illegal reconnection is detected.
• Load is extended beyond the sanctioned limit.
• The consumer misuses tariff or uses electricity for unauthorized purposes.
• The consumer submits a written request for disconnection.
• Fresh bank guarantee is not provided within 30 days of expiry.

Disconnection Procedure

• Consumers must pay electricity bills by the due date (or with late surcharge after due date).
• A connection cannot be disconnected for non-payment of just one bill.
• If dues remain unpaid for two consecutive months, DISCO issues a 7-day notice with the second month’s bill.
• Disconnection occurs after expiry of the notice if payment is not made.
• If bills for three months remain unpaid, DISCO may permanently disconnect the supply by issuing an Equipment Removal Order (ERO).

Important Notes:

• If payment installments are approved by DISCO, supply will not be disconnected (unless consumer defaults on installments).
• If multiple connections exist in one premises, only the defaulting one is affected.
• If one owner has several connections, dues of a defaulting meter may be transferred to other active connections.
• Consumers who have filed a billing dispute with NEPRA and obtained restraining orders will not face disconnection.

Temporary Disconnection on Consumer’s Request

Consumers may request temporary disconnection for up to 11 months if:

• Final bill up to the request date is paid.
• Minimum/fixed charges are not applicable during the disconnection period.
• No reconnection fee applies if reconnection is requested within 7 days of expiry.

After the approved period ends, fixed charges will apply even if supply is not restored.

Permanent Disconnection on Consumer’s Request

• A consumer may apply to the load sanctioning officer for permanent disconnection.
• After payment of the final bill, an order is issued and equipment is removed.
• Once permanently disconnected, the consumer is not responsible for any misuse of supply.

Reconnection Policy

A disconnected premises can be reconnected within 10 years, subject to:

• Clearance of outstanding dues (full or installments).
• Payment of minimum/fixed charges.
• Cost of required material.

Material Policy:

• If reconnection is requested within 365 days, no material cost is charged.
• Between 1–3 years, consumers get credit for depreciated value of removed material.
• After 3 years, no credit is given.
• After 10 years, reconnection is not possible – consumers must apply for a new connection.

Security Deposit for Reconnection

• If the original deposit is not adjusted and disconnection is under 365 days → no new deposit.
• If adjusted against arrears → only adjusted amount is recharged.
• If disconnection is beyond 365 days → deposit recalculated at prevailing rates.

New Connection Instead of Reconnection

• Consumers with disconnection of more than 3 years (up to 10 years) may opt for a new connection after clearing all dues.
• No charges for old fixed/minimum charges or reconnection fees.
• Old security deposits may be adjusted.
• After 10 years, reconnection is not allowed – only a new connection is possible.

Declared Null and Void Disconnections

If NEPRA, POI, or a court declares a disconnection illegal, no charges (reconnection fee, fixed charges, deposits, or material cost) will apply.

Recovery of Dues

• DISCOs take legal action against defaulters for outstanding bills.
• From time to time, packages/schemes may be offered for settlement of arrears.

Consumer Complaints

Consumers may face issues related to new connections, billing, meter reading, or electricity supply failures. To resolve these, DISCOs (Distribution Companies) have set up Consumer Service Centers and One Window Operations where complaints are registered, acknowledged, and resolved within specified timelines.

How to Register a Complaint

• Visit your nearest DISCO Consumer Service Center or One Window Operation.
• Submit your complaint and receive an acknowledgment slip with a timeline for resolution.
• Consumers may also use the online complaint management system (available on DISCO websites).

Complaints Regarding New Connections

• Non-availability of forms or contracts.
• Delay in demand notices or connection processing.
• All such complaints must be resolved as per procedure and timeline defined in the service manual.

Complaints Regarding Billing

Common billing issues include:

• Wrong meter reading or calculation errors → resolved within 7 days.
• Tariff change issues → resolved within 30 days.
• Defective meter replacement → within 2 billing cycles.
• Wrong application of Late Payment Surcharge (LPS) → corrected within 3 days.
• Extension of due date or waiver of LPS → within 3 days.
• Detection bill complaints → resolved within 15 days.
• First bill for a new connection → issued within 2 months.
• Inclusion of paid amounts not reflected in next bill → corrected same day by Revenue Officer/Bank/Post Office Incharge.
• Duplicate bills → available same day from service centers or downloadable from DISCO websites.

All billing complaints are recorded in Sub Divisional Offices, Customer Service Centers, or One Window Operations and monitored by Complaint Cells.

Complaints Regarding Supply Failures

Consumers may face issues such as:

• Fluctuation or low voltage.
• Local faults in supply lines.
• Blown fuses or damaged transformers.
• Frequent tripping of feeders.
• Trees touching HT/LT lines.
• Kite flying hazards, jumper/insulator defects, or current leakage.
• Substandard supply quality.

Resolution Priority:

1. Leakage of current – attended immediately.
2. Collective complaints (e.g., feeder faults, transformer damage).
3. Individual consumer complaints.

DISCO ensures:

• Temporary supply restoration via trolley/alternate transformers.
• Repairs through approved workshops or private vendors if required.
• Regular trimming of trees and preventive maintenance.
• Investigation of low voltage or poor supply quality by Sub Divisional Officers.

Complaint offices and call centers operate 24/7, including holidays, under the supervision of senior officers.

Special arrangements are made for ladies, senior citizens, and disabled consumers.

Online Complaint Services

DISCOs are directed to develop online complaint management systems for faster resolution. Consumers can access on DISCO websites:

• Consumer Service Manual
• Performance Standards (Distribution) Rules, 2005
• Consumer Eligibility Criteria, 2003
• Tariff terms and conditions

FAQs – IESCO Bill Online

Q: How do I check my IESCO bill online?
A: Visit billcheck.pk, enter your 14-digit reference number, and view your bill instantly.

Q: Can I check my bill using CNIC, name, or meter number?
A: No. Bills can only be checked using the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit customer ID.

Q: How do I get a duplicate of last month’s bill?
A: billcheck.pk allows you to download duplicate bills for any previous month.

Q: What is the unit rate for residential connections?
A: You can calculate estimated costs using the bill calculator on billcheck.pk.

Q: How can I change the consumer name on my bill?
A: The process is similar to applying for a new connection — submit the Application and Agreement (A&A) form at your local IESCO office.

Q: Can I apply for a new connection through billcheck.pk?
A: No. You must apply directly at IESCO’s office by submitting the A&A form.