IESCO BILL DUPLICATE ONLINE CHECK

Have you still not received your IESCO bill? Or do you need a duplicate copy because the original is misplaced? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Click above to check your bill online instantly.

With our free tool, you can check your bill, past bills, units consumed, due dates, and more. You can also print your bill and pay it online without any hassle or need for physical visits.

So hurry up and enter your 14-digit reference number in the tool above to get an overview of your bill. We will also provide suggestions to help you reduce your electricity consumption.

Introduction to IESCO

IESCO (Islamabad Electric Supply Company) supplies electricity to over 3 million consumers and manages an extensive grid infrastructure with 100+ grid stations.

How to check the IESCO Bill online?

Checking your bill online is very easy nowadays. By simply considering the following points, you can get an overview of your bill.

• Simply visit our website
• Enter your reference number

Locate your unique reference number

Your 14-digit reference number will be on the left corner of the bill.

Consumer ID Convenience

You can also check your bill by entering your consumer ID as an alternative.

Print or Save Your Bill

Step	Action
1	Download a copy of your bill as a PDF from our billing platform.
2	Now use it for physical payment or as a reminder.

Understanding Bill Components and Taxes

In order to ensure that you are correctly charged, it is important to understand the components of your bill. Understanding bill components also helps you know about the due date, income tax, fuel adjustment charges, government duties, and other charges or taxes. Here are some elements of the bill, understanding which will help you manage your finances and avoid unnecessary costs.

FPA:

FPA (fuel price adjustment) is the cost of the fuel that runs the power stations. It reflects changes in fuel prices which can lead to sudden fluctuations in your bill.

TR Surcharge:

The Tariff Rationalization Surcharge is a fee added to the IESCO bill to help recover financial losses, theft, and costs associated with non-recoverable power supply. It is the difference between the NEPRA and GOP tariffs. If the difference is positive, it will be paid by the GOP as a subsidy and if the difference is negative, the distribution company will pay the GOP as an IDTR Surcharge.

QTR Tariff Adj / DMC:

The quarterly tariff adjustment amount appears on your bill after three months. For domestic consumers, this tax is applied once usage exceeds 300 units, while for commercial and industrial consumers, the tax is applied from the first unit consumed.

FC Surcharge:

The FC Surcharge is a finance cost charge aimed at reducing the power sector’s debt. Initially, it was set at 45 paise per unit.

Bill Timing:

Your bill will be delivered on different dates of the month, depending on your region. By reviewing your billing history, you can determine the reading date, delivery date, and due date.

Electricity Duty:

In the context of IESCO (Islamabad Electric Supply Company), the electricity duty is indeed a provisional tax that is levied on electricity consumption. This duty is calculated as a percentage of the variable charges in the electricity bill.

Income Tax:

Income tax is levied on electricity consumption taken by the IESCO on behalf of the government.

Meter Rent:

Meter rent is charged to consumers using metering services. It covers the costs of installation, maintenance, and meter reading, and is listed under the meter reading section of the bill.

Deferred Amount:

The deferred amount is the difference between your average billing amount and the current actual usage billing charges.

TV Fee:

The TV License Fee of Rs. 36 is collected to fund Pakistan Television(PTV).

Neelum-Jehlum Surcharge:

The Neelum-Jhelum surcharge is 10 paise per unit, collected to financially support the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project.

Payment Options

You can discover multiple payment options mentioned below:

• Bank Branches
• ATM Payments
• Mobile Banking
• Payment Centres
• Digital Methods
• Post Offices
• E-Sahulat, NayaPay, and Omni Shops

IESCO Peak Hours

Peak hours of IESCO is here below:

Month	Peak Hours Timing
December to February	5 PM to 9 PM
March to May	6 PM to 10 PM
June to August	7 PM to 11 PM
September to November	6 PM to 10 PM

Iesco Structure

IESCO(Islamabad Electric Supply Company) started to handle the responsibilities and functions of the Islamabad area in 1998. It had six circles, 20 divisions, and 110 subdivisions. Circles are headed by Superintending Engineers(SEs), divisions are run by Executive Engineers(XENs), and subdivisions are managed by Divisional Officers(SDOs). IESCO is a company that supplies, distributes, and sells electricity from Attock to Jhelum from River Indus to River Neelum in Kashmir.

Circles and Division

Energy-Saving Tips:

1. Firstly, determine how much your appliances consume units a day, and then you have to manage all your appliances’ usage accordingly.
2. During the daytime, take advantage of natural sunlight for lighting instead of relying on electric bulbs.
3. Try to avoid using energy-intensive appliances (like air conditioners, water heaters, etc.) during peak hours when electricity rates may be higher.

How to contact IESCO (Complaints & Helpline)

IESCO Helpline

For complaints, one should visit the billing complaint resolution desk at IESCO Head Office which is located on street no. 40 sector G-7/4 Islamabad. The Helpline number of IESCO is 051-9252916, for customer service and other queries. You can also send your complaints directly to the CEO by sending your email to [email protected].

IESCO bill email and SMS Services

IESCO offers updates about electricity bills, power outages, and other important information just by subscribing to their services. By subscribing, you will receive timely notifications to keep you informed about your bill and other updates, ensuring you never miss any crucial details.

IESCO E-Kachehri

You can also try E-Kachehri(an initiative of IESCO for complaints and other issues) if you want to avoid physical visits.

IESCO New Connection

To apply for a new IESCO connection, you can either apply online or visit their head office in person. Once you fulfill all the requirements and complete the verification process, you can obtain your new IESCO connection.”

IESCO Strategic Vision

Despite facing challenges such as power losses of 15-20% and periodic load shedding, IESCO is focused on modernizing its infrastructure through smart grid technologies, including Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, to enhance efficiency and reliability.

Q1:How can I pay my IESCO bill online?

ANS: You can pay your bill online with the mobile billing option or any online payment portal.

Q2: What should I do if I find any error in my bill?

ANS: If you believe that you have an error in your bill, then contact the IESCO customer care center immediately at 051-9252916 or visit your nearby IESCO office for assistance.

Q3: How can I contact IESCO support?

ANS: You can contact IESCO support by following methods:

• Phone: You can call at 051-9252916
• Email: Send your queries to [email protected]
• Website: Visit the official website of IESCO and fill out the form.

Q4: How can I check my IESCO bill online?

ANS: You can easily check your IESCO bill online by visiting our website. Simply enter your 14-digit reference number to view your bill details.

Q5: What are the billing cycles for IESCO?

ANS: IESCO typically operates on a monthly billing cycle, and you can expect your bill on the same date each month. For specific dates, please visit the official IESCO website.