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Short answer: A GEPCO bill in November 2026 is units x the uniform slab rate, plus a fixed charge per kW of sanctioned load, Rs 0.43 per unit F.C. surcharge, the Rs 2.3673 fuel adjustment and Rs 0.5194 quarterly adjustment per unit, and 18% sales tax on the total. GEPCO adds no electricity duty. A protected Gujranwala home using 160 units on 1 kW pays about Rs 3,145, and a non-protected 2 kW home using 280 units pays about Rs 12,858.
Key takeaways
- GEPCO charges the same government residential rates as every other company: Rs 10.54 to Rs 13.01 for protected homes and Rs 22.44 to Rs 47.20 for others.
- GEPCO serves six districts: Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and Narowal.
- November 2026 GEPCO bills carry Rs 2.3673 fuel adjustment and Rs 0.5194 quarterly adjustment per unit.
- Going from 300 to 301 units adds about Rs 1,354 to a 2 kW GEPCO bill, because every unit moves to the higher slab.
- GEPCO bills come from the government’s PITC system and can be viewed online with the reference number.
How to use this GEPCO bill calculator
GEPCO is already selected above. Take your last bill and enter the units consumed, your sanctioned load in kW, whether you are protected and whether you are on FBR’s Active Taxpayers List. The fuel and quarterly adjustment fields are prefilled with the November 2026 values; set them to zero to see the base bill only.
Which areas GEPCO covers
Gujranwala Electric Power Company has its head office at 565-A Model Town, G.T. Road, Gujranwala. Its 2023 distribution licence from NEPRA records a service area of about 17,206 square kilometres across six districts: Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and Narowal. In that filing GEPCO reported about 4.39 million consumers, five operation circles, 24 divisions and around 119 subdivisions.
Lahore and Sheikhupura are LESCO, Jhelum is IESCO and Sargodha is FESCO. The rates are the same everywhere; only the company name and bill office change.
GEPCO per unit rates in 2026
GEPCO does not set its own home rates. It charges the uniform tariff notified through S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 on 12 February 2026, still in force in November 2026. For homes with sanctioned load below 5 kW:
| GEPCO category and units | Rs per unit | Fixed Rs per kW |
|---|---|---|
| Protected 1 to 100 | 10.54 | 200 |
| Protected 101 to 200 | 13.01 | 300 |
| Non-protected 1 to 100 | 22.44 | 275 |
| Non-protected 101 to 200 | 28.91 | 300 |
| Non-protected 201 to 300 | 33.10 | 350 |
| Non-protected 301 to 400 | 36.46 | 400 |
| Non-protected 401 to 500 | 38.95 | 500 |
| Non-protected 501 to 600 | 40.22 | 675 |
| Non-protected 601 to 700 | 41.85 | 675 |
| Non-protected above 700 | 47.20 | 675 |
Protected homes get the first 100 units at 10.54 and the rest at 13.01. Non-protected homes pay one rate on every unit, the rate of the slab their total falls in, so crossing 300, 500 or 700 units raises the rate on the whole bill. The full electricity bill calculator guide explains the protected test and every bill line.
Three GEPCO bill examples for November 2026
All three use the November 2026 fuel adjustment of Rs 2.3673 per unit (NEPRA’s FCA decision of 6 November 2026) and quarterly adjustment of Rs 0.5194 per unit (S.R.O. 1501). I checked every figure with a script that uses the same formula as the calculator.
1. Small home in Narowal: 160 units, protected, 1 kW
Cost of electricity 100 x 10.54 = Rs 1,054 plus 60 x 13.01 = Rs 780.60, total Rs 1,834.60. Fixed 300 x 1 = Rs 300. F.C. surcharge Rs 68.80. FCA Rs 378.77. QTA Rs 83.10. GST 18% of Rs 2,665.27 = Rs 479.75. Total about Rs 3,145, or Rs 19.66 per unit.
2. Family house in Gujranwala: 280 units, non-protected, 2 kW
Cost of electricity 280 x 33.10 = Rs 9,268. Fixed 350 x 2 = Rs 700. F.C. surcharge Rs 120.40. FCA Rs 662.84. QTA Rs 145.43. GST 18% of Rs 10,896.67 = Rs 1,961.40. Total about Rs 12,858, or Rs 45.92 per unit. At exactly 300 units the bill is about Rs 13,718; at 301 units it jumps to about Rs 15,072.
3. Larger home in Sialkot with ACs: 650 units, 4 kW, non-filer
Cost of electricity 650 x 41.85 = Rs 27,202.50. Fixed 675 x 4 = Rs 2,700. F.C. surcharge Rs 279.50. FCA Rs 1,538.75. QTA Rs 337.61. GST 18% of Rs 32,058.36 = Rs 5,770.50. Bill before income tax Rs 37,828.86, so a non-filer adds 7.5% = Rs 2,837.16. Total about Rs 40,666, or Rs 62.56 per unit. A filer pays about Rs 37,829.
A GEPCO home that goes from 300 to 301 units pays about Rs 1,354 more for one extra unit, because the whole bill moves to the Rs 36.46 slab.
How to check and download your GEPCO bill
- Open the GEPCO PITC bill page. PITC, the government IT company, produces bills for the ex-WAPDA companies.
- Enter the reference number printed at the top of your paper bill.
- View or print the bill, then match units, sanctioned load and each charge against the calculator above.
GEPCO’s official website, as listed by the Power Division, is gepco.com.pk. Many look-alike sites rank for “GEPCO bill”, so check the address before you type your reference number.
What is different about GEPCO bills
- Same tariff, PITC billing. GEPCO is one of the ten government owned companies on the uniform tariff, so its rates and bill layout match LESCO, IESCO and FESCO.
- No electricity duty. The duty line is zero on GEPCO bills since July 2025, unlike K-Electric, which still adds 1.5%.
- Summer slab jumps. Many Gujranwala and Sialkot homes sit near 300 units in June to September. Watching the meter in the last week can keep the bill in the lower slab.
If a GEPCO bill looks wrong, raise it first with the subdivision office printed on your bill. For a bill that never reached you, the Power Division also lists the PITC complaint portal, ccms.pitc.com.pk. If it is still not resolved, you can complain to the regulator through NEPRA’s online complaint system.
Same tariff, local details: see the LESCO bill calculator for Lahore, the IESCO bill calculator for Islamabad and Rawalpindi, the K-Electric bill calculator for Karachi, the MEPCO bill calculator for Multan, the FESCO bill calculator for Faisalabad, the PESCO bill calculator for Peshawar, the HESCO bill calculator for Hyderabad, the SEPCO bill calculator for Sukkur and Larkana, the QESCO bill calculator for Quetta and Balochistan and the TESCO bill calculator for the tribal districts. The main electricity bill calculator guide covers every company in one place.
Frequently asked questions
What is the GEPCO per unit price in 2026?
The base rate is Rs 10.54 to Rs 13.01 for protected homes and Rs 22.44 to Rs 47.20 for non-protected homes. After fixed charges, adjustments and 18% GST, a non-protected GEPCO home using 280 to 650 units pays roughly Rs 46 to Rs 63 per unit in November 2026.
How do I check my GEPCO bill by reference number?
Open the GEPCO page on bill.pitc.com.pk and enter the reference number from your paper bill. You can view and print the current bill there.
How is a GEPCO bill calculated?
Units x slab rate, plus fixed charge per kW of sanctioned load, F.C. surcharge, fuel and quarterly adjustments, then 18% GST on the total. Non-filers add 7.5% income tax if the bill reaches Rs 25,000.
How much is a 300 unit GEPCO bill?
About Rs 13,718 for a non-protected 2 kW home in November 2026, including the fuel and quarterly adjustments. Without the adjustments it is about Rs 12,696.
Which cities are under GEPCO?
The districts of Gujranwala, Gujrat, Sialkot, Hafizabad, Mandi Bahauddin and Narowal, as listed in GEPCO’s 2023 NEPRA licence.
Does the GEPCO calculator work for commercial meters?
No. It covers residential connections below 5 kW. Commercial, time of use and net metering connections have different tariffs, so check those against your bill.
This GEPCO bill calculator gives an estimate based on the uniform residential tariff in NEPRA’s decision of 11 February 2026 (S.R.O. 279(I)/2026), NEPRA’s September 2026 fuel adjustment and S.R.O. 1501(I)/2026, the Sales Tax Act 1990 and section 235 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. Service area from GEPCO’s 2023 NEPRA distribution licence. Rates last checked 10 November 2026. It follows the official slabs and fixed charges exactly but does not cover lifeline, time of use, prepaid, commercial or net metering connections, arrears or late payment surcharge. Your actual bill is what GEPCO issues.