# FESCO Bill ## Posts - [FESCO Tariff 2027: NEPRA Reviews New Bill Adjustments](https://fescobill.org/fesco-tariff-2027/): FESCO has formally approached the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) for the annual adjustment and indexation of its Multi-Year Tariff components for calendar year 2027. NEPRA published the FESCO proceeding on 24 September 2026, making it one of the latest regulatory developments that could affect electricity charges for consumers in the Faisalabad Electric Supply Company service area. For consumers, however, one point is important from the start: no new FESCO tariff for 2027 has been approved yet. The figures submitted by FESCO are requests for regulatory review, not final electricity rates. What Has FESCO Asked NEPRA to Review? FESCO’s filing […] - [FESCO Investors: 10 Prequalified for Next Stage (2026)](https://fescobill.org/fesco-prequalified-investors/): FESCO’s privatisation process moved past investor screening on 28 August 2026, when the Privatisation Commission Board approved 10 interested parties for the next stage. FESCO had received 12 Expressions of Interest. After the submissions were checked against the approved prequalification criteria, the Financial Adviser recommended 10 parties. The PC Board approved that recommendation at its 258th meeting, chaired by Muhammad Ali, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Privatisation and Chairman of the Privatisation Commission. The distinction matters: these companies are prequalified investors, not FESCO’s new owners. The government has not announced a winning buyer through this decision. Official List of 10 […] - [FESCO Privatisation 2026: What It Means for Bills](https://fescobill.org/fesco-privatisation/): Twelve investor groups have bid for FESCO. None of them will set your electricity rate. The per-unit tariff on a Faisalabad bill is determined by NEPRA and notified by the federal government, and that does not transfer with the shares. If FESCO is sold, the company changes owner — not the rate schedule. That is the answer most coverage skips, so start there and work outward. Where the transaction actually stands On 7 August 2026 the Privatisation Commission closed the first stage with 12 Expressions of Interest for 51% to 100% shareholding in FESCO together with management control — three from […] - [FESCO September Bill: Why It Will Be Higher](https://fescobill.org/fesco-september-bill-why-it-will-be-higher/): Your September FESCO bill will be higher than August’s for one reason most people miss: the Rs1.9857 per unit credit sitting on your bill right now expires after the August cycle. It was never permanent. It covered three billing months — June, July and August 2026 — and September starts without it. That single change costs a 300-unit household roughly Rs596 in energy charges, before GST is applied on top. The credit you’re losing Look at your August bill and find the line marked QTR TARIFF ADJ (some printouts show it as Q.T.R or Quarterly Tariff Adjustment). Against it you’ll see […] ## Pages - [FESCO New Connection 2026: Online Application, Fees & Demand Notice Tracking](https://fescobill.org/new-connection/): Applying for a new electricity meter in Faisalabad or neighboring central Punjab districts requires navigating specific administrative steps. Whether setting up a new home connection or installing a three-phase meter for commercial use, FESCO processes applications through the centralized Electricity New Connection (ENC) system at enc.com.pk as well as physical sub-division offices. This guide details the document requirements, exact application steps, demand notice fee breakdowns, tracking procedures, and physical installation timelines. FESCO New Connection Document Checklist Gathering the correct documents before starting the application prevents rejection or delay during technical verification. Domestic (Residential) Connection Requirements Additional Documents for Commercial & Industrial […] - [FESCO Bill Calculator — Work Out Your Bill from Units and Sanctioned Load](https://fescobill.org/fesco-bill-calculator/): A FESCO bill is calculated from two separate figures: the units you consumed, and the sanctioned load printed on your connection. Since SRO 279(I)/2026, the fixed charge is billed per kilowatt of that load rather than per connection, so a units-only estimate no longer produces a correct number. Enter both below. Enter units Enter meter reading Units consumed this month (kWh) Previous reading Current reading Units are worked out as current reading minus previous reading. Consumer category Non-protectedProtected (200 units or less for six cycles)Lifeline (100 units or less) Sanctioned load (kW) Printed in the consumer detail block on your bill. […] - [Disclaimer](https://fescobill.org/disclaimer/): fescobill.org is an independent website. It is not owned by, operated by, or affiliated with Faisalabad Electric Supply Company, PITC, WAPDA, NEPRA, or any government department. The bill checker does not generate bills. It passes the number you enter to the official PITC billing portal and opens your bill there. Every figure you see, including the amount and due date, comes from FESCO’s own records. If the bill will not open or the details look wrong, the matter is with FESCO or PITC, not with us. The guides on this site explain charges, tariff slabs, peak hours and complaint procedures as […] - [Contact Us](https://fescobill.org/contact-us/): Questions, corrections, or something on fescobill.org not working as it should — send us a message using the form below and we will reply. We are an independent website and cannot access your account, correct a bill, or resolve a complaint. For anything involving your connection, contact FESCO directly: Complaints and emergencies (24/7): 118SMS service: 8118Toll-free UAN: 0800-66554Faisalabad landline: 041-9220184Email: customercare@fesco.com.pkWebsite: fesco.com.pk - [About Us](https://fescobill.org/about-us/): FESCO Bill (fescobill.org) is a free tool for checking Faisalabad Electric Supply Company electricity bills online. Enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID and the checker opens your current bill on the official PITC billing portal, where you can see the amount, due date, units consumed, meter reading dates and the last twelve months of billing history. From there you can print the bill or save it as a PDF. The tool has two input modes, one for the reference number and one for the consumer ID, so it works whichever number you have to hand. If you tick […] - [FESCO Bill Check Online – View & Download Duplicate Bill](https://fescobill.org/): A FESCO bill is retrieved using the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID printed on any earlier bill from the same connection. Entering either one opens your current bill on the official PITC billing system, where the amount, due date and units are shown. No registration, no fee, and it works on a phone. Watch: How to check your FESCO bill online (20 sec) How to check your FESCO bill online The tool above checks that your number is the right length, then opens your bill on the official PITC portal in a new tab. Nothing is displayed on this […] - [Privacy Policy](https://fescobill.org/privacy-policy/): We do not ask for your name, email address, or any personal details to use the bill checker on fescobill.org. The reference number or consumer ID you enter is used only to open your bill on the official PITC portal. It is not stored on our server and we cannot see it. If you tick “Remember this number on this device”, the number is saved in your own browser’s storage, on your own device. Clearing your browser data removes it, and nobody else can read it. We collect basic anonymous statistics such as page views, general location and browser type. This […] ## Optional - [Agent (MCP protocol)](websites-agents.hostinger.com/fescobill.org/mcp) [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)