MEPCO Bill for 200 Units
Last checked 26 September 2026
On a September 2026 bill, 200 units cost an un-protected MEPCO home with a 1 kW sanctioned load an estimated Rs 8,655, and a protected home Rs 3,890. All 200 units fall in the 101 to 200 unit slab, so an un-protected home pays Rs 28.91 on every one of them. This page shows each line of the bill and what would change it.
Line-by-line estimate for 200 units
For an un-protected home with 1 kW sanctioned load, the 200-unit bill builds up like this on September 2026 bills. Each row is one line of the bill; the fuel adjustment is applied to the same 200 units for simplicity.
| Energy: 200 units x Rs 28.91 | Rs 5,782.00 |
| Fixed charges: 1 kW x Rs 300 | Rs 300.00 |
| Fuel adjustment (FCA): 200 units x Rs 2.0581 | Rs 411.62 |
| Quarterly adjustment (QTA): 200 units x Rs 0.5194 | Rs 103.88 |
| Electricity duty at 1.5% of energy and fixed charges | Rs 91.23 |
| Debt servicing surcharge: 200 units x Rs 3.23 | Rs 646.00 |
| General sales tax at 18% | Rs 1,320.25 |
| Estimated total | Rs 8,655 |
The same 200 units for a protected home
A protected home, one that used 200 units or less in each of the last six months, pays lower rates and keeps the lowest rate on its first 100 units:
| Energy: first 100 units x Rs 10.54 | Rs 1,054.00 |
| Energy: next 100 units x Rs 13.01 | Rs 1,301.00 |
| Fixed charges: 1 kW x Rs 300 | Rs 300.00 |
| Fuel adjustment (FCA): 200 units x Rs 2.0581 | Rs 411.62 |
| Quarterly adjustment (QTA): 200 units x Rs 0.5194 | Rs 103.88 |
| Electricity duty at 1.5% of energy and fixed charges | Rs 39.83 |
| Debt servicing surcharge: 200 units x Rs 0.43 | Rs 86.00 |
| General sales tax at 18% | Rs 593.34 |
| Estimated total | Rs 3,890 |
The gap at 200 units is about Rs 4,770 a month. Who qualifies is explained in MEPCO protected consumer rules.
Which slab do 200 units fall in?
200 units fall in the 101 to 200 unit slab: Rs 28.91 a unit and a fixed charge of Rs 300 per kW for an un-protected home. Un-protected homes pay one rate on every unit of the month, set by the slab the total falls in.
A protected home pays Rs 10.54 on its first 100 units and Rs 13.01 on the next 100, with a fixed charge of Rs 300 per kW. Only protected homes get this benefit of one previous slab.
How close is 200 to the next slab?
200 units is the most expensive edge on the tariff: at 201 units every unit moves to the 201-300 slab rate, and a protected home also loses its protected rates.
For a 1 kW home on September 2026 bills, going from 200 to 201 units adds about Rs 1,110 to an un-protected bill and about Rs 5,880 to a protected one. The worked example is in MEPCO bills from 100 to 700 units.
Ways to stay below an edge, from shifting use away from peak hours to checking your sanctioned load, are in how to reduce your MEPCO bill.
What else changes a 200-unit bill?
Your sanctioned load, the month the fuel adjustment was based on, and any arrears can all move the bill away from this estimate.
- Sanctioned load. The fixed charge is Rs 300 for each kW at this slab, so a 2 kW home pays about Rs 9,014 in all. See MEPCO fixed charges per kW.
- The fuel adjustment. It is charged on the units of an earlier month, not this one. This month's rate is on MEPCO fuel and quarterly adjustments.
- The debt servicing surcharge. Rs 3.23 a unit for un-protected homes and Rs 0.43 for protected ones, under NEPRA's decision of 30 March 2023.
- Arrears and late payment. Unpaid amounts from earlier bills and the late payment surcharge are not in this estimate.
Compare other unit amounts
Each page below breaks down one monthly total the same way. For any other figure, enter your own units and load in the MEPCO bill calculator, or see every slab together on the MEPCO tariff 2026 page.
- MEPCO Bill for 100 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 150 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 250 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 300 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 400 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 500 Units
- MEPCO Bill for 700 Units
Source: NEPRA decision of 11 February 2026, notified as S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 dated 12 February 2026. Checked 26 September 2026. Adjustments: NEPRA decisions of 4 September 2026. Debt servicing surcharge: NEPRA decision of 30 March 2023 on the federal government's surcharge motion (rates by category, page 8); NEPRA decision of 7 September 2026 on use of system charges (paragraph 12); NEPRA decision of 9 December 2025 on the incremental consumption package (S.R.O. 2409(I)/2025); Sales Tax Act 1990, section 2(46)(i), FBR text updated to 2025-26. Totals are estimates worked out from these rates and exclude arrears, installments and income tax unless stated.