If you’re a resident or business owner in the areas served by the Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (FESCO), understanding your unit rates is crucial for managing your electricity expenses effectively.
FESCO’s tariff structure determines the cost per unit of electricity consumed, and this rate can vary based on several factors.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore FESCO’s unit rates, the different tariff categories, and how they impact your monthly electricity bill.
The A-1 tariff category is designed for residential consumers. The unit rates under this category are structured based on the number of units consumed and the sanctioned load. Here’s a breakdown of the charges:
For Sanctioned Load Less Than 5 kW:
Units
Prices
FPA
Up to 50 Units
Rs. 5.0 per unit
1-100 Units
Rs. 18.64 per unit
(including PYA)
101-200 Units
Rs. 20.64 per unit
(including PYA)
201-300 Units
Rs. 21.26 per unit
(including PYA)
301-400 Units
Rs. 24.45 per unit
(including PYA)
401-500 Units
Rs. 24.96 per unit
(including PYA)
501-600 Units
Rs. 26.20 per unit
(including PYA)
601-700 Units
Rs. 27.64 per unit
(including PYA)
For Sanctioned Load 5 kW and Above:
Time of Use (Peak)
Rs. 28.64 per unit
(including PYA)
Time of Use (Off-Peak)
Rs. 21.26 per unit
(including PYA)
Minimum Monthly Charges:
Single Phase Connections
Rs. 75 per consumer per month
Three Phase Connections
Rs. 150 per consumer per month
A-2: General Supply Tariff – Commercial
The A-2 tariff category is applicable to commercial consumers. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
For Sanctioned Load Less Than 5 kW:
Flat Rate
Rs. 25.62 per unit
(including PYA)
For Sanctioned Load 5 kW and Above:
Flat Rate
Rs. 23.64 per unit
(including PYA)
Time of Use (Peak)
Rs. 28.64 per unit
(including PYA)
Time of Use (Off-Peak)
Rs. 22.54 per unit
(including PYA)
Minimum Monthly Charges:
Single Phase Connections
Rs. 175 per consumer per month
Three Phase Connections
Rs. 350 per consumer per month
A-3: General Services
The A-3 tariff category is designed for general services, such as offices, shops, and other commercial establishments. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
Flat Rate
Rs. 25.62 per unit
(including PYA)
Minimum Monthly Charges:
Single Phase Connections
Rs. 175 per consumer per month
Three Phase Connections
Rs. 175 per consumer per month
B: Industrial Supply Tariffs
The B tariff category is applicable to industrial consumers. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
Plan
Rate (Peak)
Rate (Off-Peak)
B1(a)
Rs. 24.62
N/A
B2(a)
Rs. 23.64
N/A
B1(b)
Rs. 28.51
Rs. 22.41
B2(b)
Rs. 28.51
Rs. 21.91
B3
Rs. 28.51
Rs. 21.91
B4
Rs. 28.51
Rs. 23.31
Fixed Charges: Applicable based on sanctioned load or actual MDI for the month.
C: Single Point Supply
The C tariff category is designed for single point supply to residential colonies, multi-story buildings, and other similar establishments. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
Category
Rate (per unit, including PYA)
C1(a)
Rs. 25.25
C1(b)
Rs. 25.05
C2(a)
Rs. 24.95
C3(a)
Rs. 24.84
C1(c) Peak
Rs. 28.64
C1(c) Off-Peak
Rs. 22.04
C2(b) Peak
Rs. 28.64
C2(b) Off-Peak
Rs. 23.44
C3(b) Peak
Rs. 28.64
C3(b) Off-Peak
Rs. 23.24
Fixed Charges: Billed based on 50% of sanctioned load or actual MDI for the month, whichever is higher.
D: Agriculture Tariff
The D tariff category is designed for agricultural consumers. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
Tariff
Rate per Unit (including PYA)
D-1(a)
Rs. 25.25
D-2(a)
Rs. 25.25
D1(b)
Time of Use (Peak): Rs. 28.64 Time of Use (Off-Peak): Rs. 22.04
D-2(b)
Time of Use (Peak): Rs. 28.64 Time of Use (Off-Peak): Rs. 22.04
Minimum Monthly Charges: Rs. 2000 per consumer per month if no energy is consumed.
E: Temporary Supply Tariffs
The E tariff category is designed for temporary supply, such as for construction sites or temporary events. The unit rates under this category are as follows:
Electricity Category
Rate per Unit (including PYA)
E-1(i)
Rs. 29.64
E-1(ii)
Rs. 25.62
E-2
Rs. 27.50
F: Seasonal Industrial Supply Tariff
The F tariff category is designed for seasonal industrial consumers. Consumers under this category have the option to switch to the regular tariff and vice versa at the beginning of the season or when applying for a new connection.
G: Public Lighting
The G tariff category is designed for public lighting, such as street lighting. The unit rate under this category is as follows:
Street Lighting
Rs. 28.94 per unit
(including PYA)
Minimum Monthly Charges: Rs. 500 per month.
H: Residential Colonies Attached to Industrial Premises
The H tariff category is designed for residential colonies attached to industrial premises. The unit rate under this category is as follows:
Railway Traction
Rs. 29.24 per unit
(including PYA)
FAQs
What is the purpose of the FESCO bill estimator?
The purpose of the FESCO bill estimator is to provide you with an estimate of your upcoming electricity bill, allowing you to arrange for payment in advance.
How do I know which tariff category applies to me?
Your tariff category is determined by the nature of your electricity consumption, such as residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural. Your sanctioned load and connection type (single-phase or three-phase) also play a role in determining your tariff category.
What are fixed charges, and how are they calculated?
Fixed charges are a monthly fee that FESCO charges to cover administrative and operational costs, regardless of your electricity consumption. These charges vary depending on your tariff category, sanctioned load, and connection type.
What is the purpose of the PYA (Previous Year Adjustment) charge?
The PYA charge is an adjustment factor applied to electricity rates to account for any over or under-recovery of costs by FESCO in the previous year. This charge ensures that FESCO can recover its operational costs and maintain financial stability.
How often are FESCO’s unit rates revised?
FESCO’s unit rates are determined by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) and are subject to periodic revisions based on various factors, such as fuel prices, generation costs, and regulatory policies.
conclusion
FESCO’s unit rates and tariff structure is essential for managing electricity costs effectively. By knowing your tariff category, consumption levels, and applicable rates, you can estimate your monthly bills accurately. Implementing energy conservation practices and leveraging time-of-use rates can help reduce your electricity expenses. Stay informed about any revisions to FESCO’s rates and utilize their resources for better energy management.
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