Electricity price · 2026-02

Electricity price in Pakistan

A typical household in Pakistan pays about Rs33.1 per kWh (≈ $0.119), Unprotected domestic consumers, 201–300 units/month slab, uniform national schedule (SRO 279(I)/2026). That is 16 of 44 countries from cheapest, 32% below the world median of $0.176.

What a monthly bill looks like

Energy charges only, before fixed charges and taxes. Multiply your monthly kWh by the rate, or use a calculator below with the rate pre-filled.

Sample monthly energy charges in Pakistan
Monthly usageLocal currencyUSD
100 kWhRs3,310$11.93
250 kWhRs8,275$29.83
500 kWhRs16,550$59.65

Pakistan uses a step (slab) tariff: the first block of units each month is cheaper and later blocks cost more. The figure above is the rate a typical household pays; the marginal price of your next kilowatt-hour can be higher.

How Pakistan compares

Nearby in South Asia

India $0.058 · Nepal $0.062 · Bangladesh $0.074 · Sri Lanka $0.085

Calculate with this rate

Source and confidence

Source-backed · NEPRA consumer-end tariff notified as SRO 279(I)/2026 (12 Feb 2026), effective 2026-02. Unprotected slabs (Rs/kWh): 1–100 22.44; 101–200 28.91; 201–300 33.10; 301–400 36.46; 401–500 38.95; 501–600 40.22; 601–700 41.85; above 700 47.20, plus Rs 350/month fixed charge at 201–300. Protected consumers pay 10.54/13.01; lifeline 3.95/7.74. Fuel price adjustment, electricity duty, GST and PTV fee are added; a −Rs1.9857/kWh temporary relief applied Jun–Aug 2026. Schedule reproduced at ebillpakistan.pk/electricity-tariff. Rates change; if your bill shows a different unit price, enter that instead — every calculator accepts your own rate.