How to Check Your PESCO Bill Online?
You can quickly and easily check your PESCO electricity bill using your 14-digit reference number. This service allows you to get a duplicate copy of your bill anytime.
- Find Your Reference Number: This 14-digit number is printed on any of your previous PESCO bills.
- Enter it Above: Input the number into the form on this page. Make sure to enter it correctly.
- Click "Check Bill": Submit the form to fetch your latest bill details.
- Print Your Bill: You can then view and print a duplicate copy of your bill for payment.
About PESCO (Peshawar Electric Supply Company)
Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) is the primary electricity provider for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It serves a large and diverse consumer base across urban and rural areas. PESCO is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the power distribution network in its territory, ensuring that millions of customers receive electricity. Recently, the Hazara region was bifurcated from PESCO to form a new company, HAZECO.
For more details, you can visit the official PESCO website.
Components of Your PESCO Bill
Understanding your bill can help you manage your consumption:
- Meter Status: Indicates the current status of your electricity meter (e.g., Active).
- Units Calculation: Shows the difference between your previous and current meter readings to determine units consumed.
- Taxes Breakdown: Itemizes all government taxes applied to your bill.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What if I lost my bill and my reference number?
If you don't have a copy of an old bill, you may need to visit a PESCO customer service center with your connection details (like your name, address, or meter number) to retrieve your reference number.
Q: Can I get a duplicate PESCO bill from this site?
Yes, the online bill checking process allows you to view and print a duplicate copy of your latest bill, which is accepted at all payment collection points.
Q: How is the fuel price adjustment (FPA) calculated on the bill?
The Fuel Price Adjustment (FPA) reflects the variation in the cost of fuel used to generate electricity. This cost is passed on to consumers and varies from month to month based on international fuel prices.