Electricity bill calculator: HT or LT, demand, energy and TOD in one bill.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. FPPAS, electricity duty, arrears and the green energy tariff are not included. The due-date rebate is worked out on the demand, energy and TOD charges, not on the excess-demand charge.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC HTP-I schedule for PGVCL, DGVCL, MGVCL and UGVCL effective 1 April 2026. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included. Each 1% of power factor, or part of it, counts as a step.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC HTMD-1 schedule for Torrent Power Ahmedabad–Gandhinagar effective 1 April 2026; demand is in kW. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included. The power factor adjustment is worked in whole 1% steps, in paise on every unit.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC HTMD-I schedule for Torrent Power Surat effective 1 April 2026. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included. Each 1% of power factor, or part of it, counts as a step.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from TNERC Tariff Order 6 of 2025 for HT-I industries. Electricity tax and other levies are not included. Power factor compensation is worked out here on the demand, energy and TOD charges.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are the UPERC 2026-27 LMV-6 urban rates for kVAh billing (10 kW and above). FPPAS, electricity duty and arrears are not included. The due-date rebate is worked out on the demand, energy and TOD charges, not on the excess-demand charge.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC LTMD schedule for PGVCL, DGVCL, MGVCL and UGVCL effective 1 April 2026, post-paid. The peak-hour charge and the 11 am – 5 pm rebate apply only with a ToD or smart meter; enter 0 for those units otherwise. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC LTMD-2 schedule for Torrent Power Ahmedabad–Gandhinagar effective 1 April 2026, for Contract Demand up to 150 kW. LTMD-2 has no peak-hour charge; its power factor terms are the same as HTMD-1. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from the GERC LTMD schedule for Torrent Power Surat effective 1 April 2026, for Contract Demand up to 150 kVA. The reactive energy charge applies from 40 kVA of Contract Demand. FPPAS, electricity duty and taxes are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are from TNERC Tariff Order 6 of 2025 for LT-IIIB industries. The excess demand charge shown is for the first occurrence in 12 months; later ones are charged more. Industries up to 50 kW may still be billed the earlier ₹81 and ₹8.00. Electricity tax is not included. Power factor compensation is worked out here on the fixed, energy and TOD charges.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are MERC’s FY 2026-27 HT I(A) rates for MSEDCL (Case 75 of 2025, 25 March 2026), which also apply in Torrent Power’s Bhiwandi and Shil-Mumbra-Kalwa franchise areas. ZFAC, electricity duty, tax on sale of electricity and the bulk, incremental and single-shift concessions are not included. Billing demand uses the 75% of Contract Demand floor; if 75% of your highest billing demand in the last 11 months is higher, the bill uses that. Load factor is worked on a 30-day month without interruptions, in whole points, and the incentive on the energy charge.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are MERC’s FY 2026-27 LT V industry rates for MSEDCL above 20 kW. ZFAC, electricity duty, tax on sale of electricity, the incremental consumption rebate and the 0.25% digital payment discount are not included. Above Contract Demand, the calculator bills the recorded demand plus 150% extra on the excess, as the tariff schedule’s penalty clause reads.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are RERC’s FY 2026-27 HT-5 large industry rates for JVVNL, AVVNL and JdVVNL (order of 30 March 2026), with the schedule terms of the 2025 tariff that the order keeps. Franchise areas such as Kota, Bharatpur, Bikaner and Ajmer use the same tariff. Electricity duty, cesses and the incremental and new-connection rebates are not included. Power factor is worked in 0.001 steps, as for CEA-compliant meters. The excess demand charge starts above 105% of Contract Demand; one half-hour a month up to 110%, and night drawal up to 120%, are not charged.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are RERC’s FY 2026-27 LT-6 medium industry rates (25 to 150 HP) for JVVNL, AVVNL and JdVVNL. Demand billing follows the HT-3 rules: at least 75% of Contract Demand, and an excess demand charge above 105%. Electricity duty, cesses and the 15 paise prepaid rebate are not included. Power factor is worked in 0.001 steps, as for CEA-compliant meters.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are MPERC’s FY 2026-27 HV-3.1 industrial rates for the West, Central and East DISCOMs (order of 26 March 2026); the Pithampur SEZ has its own order. FPPAS, electricity duty, cess and the incremental, new-connection and rural-feeder rebates are not included. Load factor is worked on a 30-day month without scheduled outages. Time-of-day charges are worked on the month’s average energy rate, and power factor in whole percent. Units below the monthly minimum are adjusted over the year, so the shortfall is not added here.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are MPERC’s FY 2026-27 LV-4 LT industrial rates (demand-based tariff) for the West, Central and East DISCOMs. FPPAS, electricity duty and cess are not included. Up to 15 kW of Contract Demand, the fixed and energy charges are 30% lower in months the Maximum Demand stays within 15 kW. Load factor is worked on a 30-day month on the demand entered, and power factor in whole percent.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are the DERC industrial tariff (₹250 per kVA a month, ₹7.75 per kVAh), set in the FY 2020-21 tariff schedule and still in force: later true-up orders have not changed it. PPAC and FPPAS change every month and differ by DISCOM; the default 10% is BRPL’s FPPAS for October 2026 bills. They are worked here on the fixed and energy charges. The 8% and pension trust surcharges are worked on the fixed and energy charges after time-of-day and the HT rebate, not on PPAC or the 30% surcharge. Electricity tax, late payment surcharge and the 1% prepaid rebate are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Industrial supply at LT pays the same DERC rates as HT, without the HT rebate. Sanctioned load in kW is turned into kVA at the month’s power factor. PPAC and FPPAS change every month and differ by DISCOM; the default 10% is BRPL’s FPPAS for October 2026 bills. Electricity tax and the late payment surcharge are not included. Without a valid factory licence, the connection is billed as non-domestic at ₹8.50 per kVAh.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are KERC’s FY 2026-27 HT-2(a) rates from Tariff Order 2025 for all ESCOMs (27 March 2025). The FY25 true-up charge is KERC’s figure for units used from 1 May 2026 to 30 April 2027; HRECS Hukkeri refunds 155 paise. FPPCA changes from month to month, so enter the figure on your bill. Billing demand is rounded to the whole kVA; demand above Contract Demand pays two times the normal rate, as the order’s deterrent charge reads. Time of day is compulsory from 500 kVA and is not applied to units under the discounted energy rate scheme. Electricity tax, interest on late payment and the 0.25% early payment incentive are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are KERC’s FY 2026-27 LT-5 industrial rates from Tariff Order 2025 for all ESCOMs. On the demand-based tariff, billing demand is the sanctioned load or the Maximum Demand, whichever is higher, and demand above the sanctioned load pays two times the normal rate. The power factor surcharge is 2 paise per unit for each 0.01 below 0.85, at most 30 paise. FPPCA changes from month to month, so enter the figure on your bill. Electricity tax and the 20 paise village panchayat rebate are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are HERC’s FY 2026-27 HT supply rates for UHBVN and DHBVN (tariff order of 25 March 2026, unchanged from 2025-26), which cover industry and non-domestic supply above 50 kW. The surcharge for Maximum Demand above Contract Demand is from the Supply Code amendment in force from 29 July 2026: none up to 110%, 20% above 110% and 25% above 115%. HERC levies it on the charges for the total sale of power in the month; it is worked here on the fixed and energy charges, so check how your bill applies it. FPPAS is 47 paise per unit as continued by the DISCOMs in June 2026. Electricity duty, municipal or panchayat tax and the late payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are HERC’s FY 2026-27 LT supply rates for UHBVN and DHBVN, by connected load: ₹6.45 per kVAh and ₹100 per kW up to 10 kW, ₹6.80 and ₹100 above 10 kW up to 20 kW, and ₹6.60 and ₹250 above 20 kW up to 50 kW. The fixed charge is per kW of connected load or part of it. FPPAS is 47 paise per unit as continued by the DISCOMs in June 2026. Electricity duty, municipal or panchayat tax and the late payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are PSERC’s FY 2026-27 Large Supply rates for PSPCL (tariff order of 6 March 2026, in force from 1 April 2026). The fixed charge is on the higher of 80% of Contract Demand and Maximum Demand, up to Contract Demand; demand above Contract Demand pays ₹750 per kVA. The night rebate cannot take the energy rate below ₹5.50 per kVAh. Supply below the voltage the Supply Code sets for your demand adds a voltage surcharge, not included here. The exclusive night-hours tariff, seasonal industry and cold storage rates are not covered. Electricity duty, infrastructure development fund and other levies are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are PSERC’s FY 2026-27 rates for PSPCL: Small Power up to 50 kVA at ₹100 per kVA and ₹5.70 per kVAh, Medium Supply above 50 kVA up to 100 kVA at ₹130 per kVA and ₹5.83 per kVAh. The fixed charge is on the higher of 80% of Contract Demand and Maximum Demand, up to Contract Demand; demand above Contract Demand pays ₹750 per kVA. Time of day applies to Medium Supply only, and the night rebate cannot take the energy rate below ₹5.50 per kVAh. Electricity duty, infrastructure development fund and other levies are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are TGERC’s FY 2026-27 HT-I(A) industry rates for TGSPDCL and TGNPDCL, in force from 1 April 2026. Billing demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 80% of Contract Demand; demand above Contract Demand pays two times the normal rate, and above 120% of Contract Demand the energy charge on all units is 15% higher, 20% above 200%. Units below 50 kVAh per kVA of billing demand are billed as the minimum. The peak-hour charge and day rebate are added to the normal energy charge; 10 pm – 6 am is at the normal rate. The schedule lists time of day for industry general, not for the optional category, so none is applied to it. FSA changes over the year, so enter the figure on your bill. Electricity duty, the green tariff and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are TGERC’s FY 2026-27 LT-III industry rates for TGSPDCL and TGNPDCL: ₹100 per kW of contracted load a month and ₹7.70 per unit, with a customer charge of ₹100 up to 20 HP, ₹350 from 21 to 50 HP and ₹1,200 from 51 to 125 HP. LT-III has no time-of-day tariff. Seasonal industries, poultry, pisciculture and other LT-III sub-categories have their own rates. Electricity duty and the 25% capacitor surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are APERC’s FY 2026-27 HT III(A) industry general rates for APEPDCL, APCPDCL and APSPDCL (retail supply tariff order, in force from 1 April 2026). Every unit is billed at its time-of-day rate; peak hours cost ₹0.50 more per kVAh from February to May and in September and October. Billing demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 80% of Contract Demand; demand above Contract Demand pays two times the normal rate. Above 120% of Contract Demand, the excess share of energy (excess demand ÷ Maximum Demand × units) pays 1.5 times the rate, two times above 200%; the calculator works it at the month’s average energy rate. Units below 50 kVAh per kVA of billing demand are billed at the normal-hour rate. Supply below the voltage set for your Contract Demand adds a voltage surcharge, not included here. Industrial colony units at ₹7.00, seasonal and energy-intensive industries are not covered. FPPCA and true-up charges change over the year, so enter the figure on your bill. Electricity duty, the green tariff and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are APERC’s FY 2026-27 LT III(A) industry general rates for APEPDCL, APCPDCL and APSPDCL. The fixed charge is ₹75 per kW, or kVA when billed in kVAh, on the higher of contracted load and recorded demand, rounded up to the whole kW; the order lists ₹275 for loads above 75 kW, worked here on the kW above 75 as its notes for other LT categories read. Up to 15 kW there is no time of day; above 15 kW, 6 – 10 pm and 10 am – 3 pm have their own rates. Customer charge is ₹63 up to 20 HP, ₹250 from 21 to 50 HP and ₹938 from 51 to 200 HP, with 1 HP taken as 0.75 kW. Above 37.5 kW, metering is on the HT side and 1% of units is deducted before billing; enter the billed units. Electricity duty and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are WBERC’s 2025-26 rates for WBSEDCL HV industry (order of 20 March 2025, in force from 1 April 2025 until further order). The flat rate applies at 11, 33 and 132 kV and time of day is optional; at 220 kV time of day is the only rate. Billing demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 85% of Contract Demand. Demand above Contract Demand adds to the normal ₹384: 60% on the flat rate; on time of day 20% in normal hours and 50% in peak hours, and 1%, 10% or 20% by band in off-peak hours. If demand crossed in more than one period, the highest charge applies, so try each. Load factor is kWh ÷ (hours × billing demand × power factor), and the load factor rebate needs the bill paid on time. Enter MVCA from your bill. Electricity duty, the on-time and e-payment rebates, the older additional load factor rebate at 33 and 132 kV and the 3% rebate at 400 kV are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are WBERC’s 2025-26 rates for WBSEDCL LT industry (in force until further order). Below 50 kVA: ₹75 per kVA and monthly slabs, urban or rural. From 50 kVA, Rate B-IDI: ₹270 per kVA and ₹6.92 per kWh. Time of day is optional. The kVA line is worked on Contract Demand. From 50 kVA, load factor and power factor adjustments and any additional demand charge also apply and are not included. Enter MVCA from your bill. Electricity duty and payment rebates are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are WBERC’s 2025-26 rates for CESC Limited, Rates A and A1 (order of 25 March 2025, in force from 1 April 2025 until further order). Time of day is optional. Billing demand and the additional demand charge follow the same regulations as WBSEDCL. CESC’s order does not print load factor or power factor tables and says the other terms of its 2024-25 order continue, so enter that adjustment from your bill. Enter MVCA from your bill. Electricity duty, payment rebates and supply above 33 kV are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are WBERC’s 2025-26 rates for CESC Limited, Rate K (in force until further order): ₹50 per kVA on Contract Demand and monthly slabs, or optional Rate K(TOD) at ₹7.89, ₹11.69 and ₹5.53. Enter MVCA from your bill. Any load factor or power factor line on your bill, electricity duty and payment rebates are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are OERC’s FY 2026-27 rates for TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL and TPSODL (order of 24 March 2026). Energy is in kVAh: units up to the 60% load factor point are at the first rate, the rest at the second, with load factor as kVAh ÷ (highest demand × hours). Enter hours as your bill counts them. Solar and Peak changes apply from 1 July 2026 and are worked at the month’s average energy rate. Demand and penalty follow the rule for three-part tariff above 110 kVA, from 1 July 2026 after your meter is configured; until then your bill follows the highest demand or 80% of Contract Demand. Enter the highest demand of the financial year for HT Industrial (M). Electricity duty, meter rent, the 1% prompt payment and 4% prepaid rebates, the steel load factor rebate and the 33 kV double-demand agreement are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are OERC’s FY 2026-27 rates: ₹6.20 per kWh on all three categories. LT Industrial (S), below 22 kVA, pays ₹80 for the first kVA and ₹35 for each further kVA. LT Industrial (M), 22 to below 110 kVA, pays ₹100 and ₹80. Large Industry LT, from 110 kVA, pays ₹200 per kVA on the higher of recorded demand and 80% of Contract Demand, and ₹30 customer service. Below 110 kVA, recorded demand rounded to the nearest 0.5 kW counts as Contract Demand. Enter the highest demand of the financial year. The rebates need the bill paid by the due date. Electricity duty, meter rent and the prepaid rebate are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are CSERC’s FY 2026-27 rates for CSPDCL (order of 15 June 2026, revised tariff from 1 July 2026), for load factor above 15%, or 35% for rolling mills. The low load factor rate, the 5% poha and murmura discount and the 5% extra above the Contract Demand limit for your voltage are not included. Billing demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 85% of Contract Demand, rounded up. Excess supply bills demand and excess units, units × (1 − Contract Demand ÷ Maximum Demand), at 1.5 times; we read 2 times as a tier on the part beyond 20% of Contract Demand, so check how your bill applies it. Steel: enter load factor from your bill; the rebate is on billed energy, not on FPPAS or excess energy. Bills are rounded to the nearest ₹10. Enter FPPAS from your bill. Electricity duty and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are CSERC’s FY 2026-27 LV-5 rates for CSPDCL, up to 150 kW. Billing demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 85% of Contract Demand, rounded up. Demand above Contract Demand and the excess units are billed at 1.5 times, and at 2 times beyond 20% of Contract Demand. Time of day is 95% off-peak and 105% peak, for supply above 10 kW with a smart meter. Power factor is on energy against a target of 0.90. Enter FPPAS from your bill. The 5% rural rebate, the 75 paise welding charge, electricity duty and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are JSERC’s FY 2026-27 rates for JBVNL (order of 25 March 2026): HTS at ₹6.40 and HTSS at ₹5.80 per kVAh, ₹400 per kVA, with a floor of 75% of Contract Demand. Up to 110% of Contract Demand there is no penalty; above 110%, all demand above Contract Demand is at 1.5 times. Time of day is optional for HTS: 120% peak, 85% off-peak. The order does not print the load factor formula, so the rebate here is our estimate from kVAh ÷ (Maximum Demand × hours); it is not given when there are arrears. Enter FPPCA from your bill. HTIS, the capacitor surcharge, the fixed charge reduction for short supply hours, the prepaid rebate, electricity duty and the delayed payment surcharge are not included. DVC, Tata Steel UISL and SAIL Bokaro have their own orders.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are JSERC’s FY 2026-27 LTIS rates for JBVNL, up to 100 kVA: ₹150 per kVA and ₹6.60 per kVAh, with a floor of 50% of Contract Demand. Up to 110% of Contract Demand there is no penalty; above 110%, all demand above Contract Demand is at 1.5 times. Enter FPPCA from your bill. The capacitor surcharge, the fixed charge reduction for short supply hours, electricity duty and the delayed payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are UERC’s FY 2026-27 RTS-5 HT rates for UPCL (order of 30 March 2026): ₹410 per kVA up to 1000 kVA, ₹480 above it. Billable demand is the higher of Maximum Demand and 75% of Contract Demand, and the excess above Contract Demand is at twice the rate for that month. Load factor is units ÷ (the lower of Maximum Demand and Contract Demand × hours); above 50%, the lower energy rates apply to the whole month. Voltage changes apply to contracted load above 75 kW. Enter FPPCA from your bill. The prompt payment rebate, electricity duty and the late payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are UERC’s FY 2026-27 RTS-5 LT rates for UPCL, up to 75 kW: ₹185 per kVA on contracted load and ₹5.75 per kVAh, with time of day above 25 kW. Recorded demand above contracted load is at twice the rate for that month; above 100 kVA, HT demand charges apply on all recorded demand for that month. Peak hours change with the season: 6 – 9 am and 6 – 10 pm from October to March, 6 – 11 pm from April to September. Enter FPPCA from your bill. The prompt payment rebate, electricity duty and the late payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are HPERC’s FY 2026-27 LIPS rates for HPSEBL (order of 25 March 2026), for Contract Demand above 100 kVA. Up to 33 kV, HT-1 applies up to 1 MVA and HT-2 above it. Billed demand is the higher of Maximum Demand on 30-minute blocks and 85% of Contract Demand, with Contract Demand as its ceiling, and the excess is charged at three times the rate. Enter FPPAS from your bill. The lower voltage supply and metering surcharges, the prepaid and new industry rebates, electricity duty and the late payment surcharge are not included.

Illustrative defaults — replace them with your own bill. Rates are HPERC’s FY 2026-27 rates for HPSEBL. MIP, above 50 and up to 100 kVA, pays ₹120 per kVA, ₹5.60 and ₹6.70 per kVAh. SIP, above 20 and up to 50 kVA, pays ₹100 per kVA, ₹5.60 and ₹6.90. Up to 20 kVA, SIP pays ₹155 a month and ₹5.71 per kWh, 1.35 times in peak hours, with a power factor surcharge not included here. The excess above Contract Demand is at three times the rate. Enter FPPAS from your bill. The lower voltage surcharges, the prepaid rebate, electricity duty and the late payment surcharge are not included.