PESCO BILL

If you’re in search of PESCO MIS or trying to access your duplicate bill via pesco.com.pk simply input your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID in the designated field above. With Pakbill.pk an intuitive platform, obtaining your PESCO utility bills is hassle-free and convenient.

About PESCO

PESCO, short for Peshawar Electric Supply Company, emerged from the transformation of the Peshawar District Electricity Council into a distinct legal entity, facilitating its commercial operations and eventual privatization. Serving over 2.6 million customers across urban areas of Pakistan, PESCO is instrumental in delivering power distribution services. Its network encompasses KPK’s power distribution system, featuring 132 kV, 66 kV, and 33 kV substation lines, along with 11 kV and 440 V low voltage substations and lines, ensuring electricity connectivity to residences and businesses.

PESCO Circles

PESCO, the Peshawar Electric Supply Company, is divided into several circles to efficiently manage its operations and services across different areas. These circles ensure effective distribution and maintenance of electricity supply within their respective regions. They play a crucial role in addressing customer needs, maintaining infrastructure, and managing power distribution networks. Each circle is responsible for overseeing a designated geographical area, ensuring reliable electricity provision to consumers within that region.

1. Peshawar Circle
2. Mardan Circle
3. Hazara Circle
4. Swat Circle
5. Kohat Circle
6. Bannu Circle
7. Dera Ismail Khan (DI Khan) Circle

These circles represent specific geographical areas and are responsible for managing electricity distribution within their respective regions under the umbrella of PESCO.

Bill Information

You can swiftly access your bill details on Pakbill.pk where you’ll first see the bill amount and due date. Then, you can delve deeper into the full bill, where you’ll find essential information like meter reading date, bill issue date, and the amount due after the due date, along with any added surcharges. To verify payment status, you can only review the status of bills from the previous month. Simply open the full bill and navigate to the bill payment history section, where you’ll find records for the last 12 months, including paid amounts. Additionally.

Pesco Peak Hours

Pesco advises reducing electricity usage during peak hours, which aids in lowering your electricity bill and contributes to stabilizing the electric supply across the region. Here are the designated peak hours according to Pesco:

• From April to October: 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
• From November to March: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM

How to check PESCO Bill?

To check your Pesco bill online, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Pakbill.pk website.
2. Enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer id.
3. You’ll see your latest bill amount along with the due date.
4. Click on ‘Get Bill’ to access the complete bill details, Print or download a PDF copy of the bill.

Pakbill.pk is a user-friendly website accessible on both desktop and mobile devices. To view your Pesco bill online, simply enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID, found on any previous bill copy. Unfortunately, bill inquiries cannot be made using CNIC or name. This service is available for residents of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) at Pakbill.pk

New Connection or Transfer Procedure

New connection instructions must be followed if you’ve acquired a property with an existing PESCO connection registered under the previous owner’s name and wish to transfer it to yours. Similar to applying for a new connection, you’ll need to visit the nearest office and complete the necessary paperwork for the name change or correction.

Taxes in Pesco Bill

Below is a breakdown of the common taxes you may encounter on your PESCO bills:

FPA (Fuel Price Adjustment): 

This reflects fluctuations in fuel prices for rental power companies generating electricity from sources like crude oil.

TR Surcharge (Tariff Rationalization Surcharge): 

It represents the difference between NEPRA and GOP tariffs. Positive differences are covered by the GOP as a subsidy, while negative differences are paid to the GOP by the Distribution Company as an “Inter DISCO Tariff Rationalization Surcharge (IDTR SUR)”.

FC Surcharge (Financing Cost): 

This is a charge of 43 Paisa per unit to ensure debt servicing of Power Holding Private Limited.

Deferred Amount: 

This is the bill amount that can be paid in the same month or deferred to a later one. There are no late payment charges on deferred bills, and the amount may be included in installments or paid in full in subsequent bills.

QTR Tariff Adj / DMC: 

This represents quarterly tariff adjustments, visible on bills every three months.

If you have any further inquiries, feel free to contact us or visit the helpline page to reach the relevant office for assistance.