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LESCO Bill for 200 Units (2026)

How much is the LESCO bill for 200 units?

A 200-unit LESCO bill in 2026 comes to about Rs 3,487 for a protected consumer, or Rs 7,531 if you are unprotected, with a 2 kW sanctioned load and before any fuel price adjustment.

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Estimated LESCO bill

Rs 3,487

200 units · Protected tariff · about Rs 17 per unit all-in

You use more electricity than about 84% of homes.

Homes on the government-owned DISCOs, from the January 2026 uniform tariff consumer numbers.

Energy ⁦68%⁩Fixed ⁦17%⁩GST ⁦15%⁩

Energy charges (slab-wise)Rs 2,355
Fixed charges (Rs 300 per kW)Rs 600
Fuel price adjustmentRs 0
GSTRs 532
Estimated totalRs 3,487

How it is worked out

  1. Energy charges, slab by slab: 100 × Rs 10.54 + 100 × Rs 13.01 = Rs 2,355
  2. Fixed charges (rate per kW × load): Rs 300 × 2 = Rs 600
  3. GST: 18% × Rs 2,955 = Rs 532
  4. Estimated total: Rs 2,355 + Rs 600 + Rs 532 = Rs 3,487

What this means for you

That is about Rs 17 per unit all-in. Protected consumers pay slab by slab: the first 100 units at Rs 10.54 and the next 100 at Rs 13.01, plus Rs 300 per kW of sanctioned load and ⁦18%⁩ GST.

Protected status needs 200 units or less in every one of the last six months. Cross it once and that month is billed at unprotected rates: 201 units would cost about Rs 8,677, and you lose protected status for the next six months.

Your actual bill adds the monthly fuel price adjustment (FPA) and any quarterly adjustment printed on it: every Rs 1 per unit of FPA adds about Rs 236 to this bill, and a negative FPA lowers it. LESCO charges the same notified rates as every other distribution company, so the same units cost the same anywhere in Pakistan.

Nearby amounts

UnitsProtectedUnprotected
50 unitsRs 1,094Rs 1,973
100 unitsRs 1,716Rs 3,297
150 unitsRs 2,719Rs 5,825
200 unitsRs 3,487Rs 7,531

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Sources

Rates checked on 12 October 2026.

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