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Check FESCO electricity bill for July 2024 under new rates [Faisalabad region]

Check FESCO electricity bill for July 2024 under new rates [Faisalabad region]

Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (Fesco) supplies electricity to the districts of Faisalabad, Sargodha, Mianwali, Khushab, Jhang, Bhakkar, Toba Tek Singh, and Chiniot. 4o

FESCO jurisdiction covers approximately 45,387 sq. km area of these districts. FESCO distributes and supplies electricity to 4.87 Million consumers.

Fesco electricity consumers will face higher bills in July because the federal government has approved an increase of Rs5.72 per unit in Nepra's base tariff, raising the new price per unit to Rs35.50.

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Under the new proposed changes, both protected and non-protected consumers will have to pay additional taxes and surcharges.

If FESCO customers use 200 units of electricity in a month, their protected status will be removed, which will greatly increase their electricity bills.

The status of protected customers will be restored after period of six months if per month consumption drops below 200 units.

Electricity Bills Calculator 2024

Category Units Consumed Tariff (Rs/unit) Estimated Monthly Bill Status
Lifeline 1 – 50 3.95 200 – 300 Protected
Lifeline 51 – 100 7.74 Up to 1,000 Protected
100 – 200 101 – 200 10 Around 2,500 Protected
201 – 300 201 – 300 27 – 30 At least 6,000 Non-Protected
301 – 400 301 – 400 38 15,000 – 17,000 Non-Protected
401 – 500 401 and above 42+ Above 21,000 Non-Protected
501 – 600 501 – 600 N/A Rs30,000 (estimate) Non-Protected
601 – 700 601 – 700 N/A Over Rs35,000 Non-Protected
Above 700 Above 700 N/A Rs50,000 (estimate) Non-Protected
It is recalled that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has demanded the Pakistani government to increase the base tariff by July 10.

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