Energy efficiency is an important consideration when purchasing appliances, as it can help reduce energy consumption and save money on energy bills. If you want to reduce your pesco electricity bill thenHere are some tips for choosing energy-efficient appliances:

1. Look for the Energy Star label: Appliances that have earned the Energy Star label are at least 10% more energy efficient than standard models and are independently certified to save energy and money.
2. Consider the size of the appliance: A larger appliance may be more energy efficient than a smaller one, because it has more capacity to complete tasks and therefore runs for a shorter period of time.
3. Check the energy consumption ratings: Appliances with higher energy consumption ratings will cost more to run and are less energy efficient. Look for appliances with lower energy consumption ratings, which will be more energy efficient and cost-effective to run.
4. Choose appliances with efficient motors: Appliances with efficient motors, such as variable speed motors, use less energy and are more energy efficient.
5. Look for appliances with advanced features: Some appliances come with advanced features, such as energy-saving modes or smart controls, that can help reduce energy consumption.

In general, some of the most energy-efficient appliances include:

• Refrigerators: Energy-efficient refrigerators use less energy than standard models and can save up to $165 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.
• Dishwashers: Energy-efficient dishwashers use less water and energy and can save up to $40 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.
• Washing machines: Energy-efficient washing machines use less water and energy and can save up to $135 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.
• Clothes dryers: Energy-efficient clothes dryers use less energy and can save up to $100 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.
• Water heaters: Energy-efficient water heaters use less energy and can save up to $335 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.

Overall, choosing energy-efficient appliances can help reduce energy consumption and save money on energy bills. It’s important to do some research and consider the size and energy consumption ratings of the appliance when making a purchase.

Why we use energy efficient appliances?

There are several reasons why people choose to use energy-efficient appliances:

1. To save money: Energy-efficient appliances use less energy and can save money on energy bills. For example, a washing machine that is 10% more energy efficient than a standard model can save up to $135 in energy costs over the life of the appliance.
2. To reduce energy consumption: Energy-efficient appliances consume less energy, which can help reduce overall energy consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
3. To be more environmentally friendly: Using energy-efficient appliances can help reduce the demand for fossil fuels, which are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. By using less energy, people can help reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.
4. To improve the performance of appliances: Energy-efficient appliances are often designed to be more efficient and perform better than standard models. For example, energy-efficient refrigerators may have better insulation and more advanced temperature control systems, which can help keep food fresher for longer.

In summary, using energy-efficient appliances can help save money, reduce energy consumption, be more environmentally friendly, and improve appliance performance.

PESCO ONLINE BILL

NEPRA decided to charge 0.08 Paisa Per unit in the pesco electricity bill in the month of November. This increase is on the units consumed by the pesco consumer in the month of September 2022. Today on the 8th of November the NEPRA has decided to charge this amount for monthly FPA (Monthly fuel price adjustment. According to the CPPA, they demanded an increase of 20 Paisa per unit but the GOVT approved only a 0.08 Paisa increase in the pesco wapda bill in November 2022. This amount will be included in the current month.

Now again the pesco consumer will see an extra amount in the pesco bill in the box of FPA fuel price adjustment. it is a minor increase in pesco bill but it will.

One more thing is that the life line consumer of Pesco will not suffer with the increase in fuel price and as well as the K electric consumer will also not change the fpa.

The FPA will be charged @ Rs. 0.08 in this month.

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Pesco WAPDA Bill Detailed Information

Here is the complete information on the pesco bill, which everybody wants to know. it is a comprehensive guide about the pesco wapda electricity bill.

⇒CONNECTION DATE:  The connection date is the year and date when your connection is installed on your premises.

⇒CONNECTED LOAD: Connected load means a load of your house, shop, industry, and tube well at the time of using electricity.

⇒BILL MONTH: Billing month is the month on which your consumed units bill is generated.

⇒READING DATE: The date on which the meter reader takes the reading of your meter.

⇒ISSUE DATE: When the pesco bill is generated by the Computer Center or printed by the CC

⇒DUE DATE: The date when you have to pay your pesco bill is called the due date.

⇒CONSUMER ID: Pesco consumer id is consisted on 10 digits. pesco consumer can check their bill by using their consumer id.

⇒REFERENCE NO: The pesco bill reference number is the key to checking pesco bill. it is consist on 14 digits.

⇒OLD A/C NUMBER: Old reference number is shown when the reference number is changed due to ratification or change in the area of electricity by the authority. Then the new reference number is allotted to the pesco consumer

⇒LOAD:  Pesco bill load is the load that is approved by the authority on the demand of consumers When the consumer of pesco apply for new connection then pesco consumer fill the form how much load he needed.

⇒TARIFF: Pesco Tariff shows that what kind of connection is running at the site. It may be domestic, commercial, industrial or agricultural etc.

⇒DIVISION:  Division show that a big part of city belongs to on division.

⇒SUB DIVISION: A division is further is divided into sub-division for the easement fo consumer for the redressal of complaint and Appling for new connection in their local area.

⇒LOCK AGE: Lock age shows that the meter is not in use and being locked by the authority. it will tell how long or how many months it is being locked.

⇒NO of ACs: It you are using air conditioner then in this box it will show number of air conditioner you are using.

⇒UN-BILL-AGE: In any case you do not pay your bill then in the box it will appear how many month you haven’t pay your bill

⇒FEEDER NAME: Feeder name shows your area of electricity or line named.

⇒METER NO:

Meter No is the id of your meter installed at the site it is printed on the meter and inside the software of digital meter.

⇒PREVIOUS READING:

It shows the previous month reading on which you pesco bill was issued.

⇒PRESENT READING:

Your pesco bill will be generated on the present reading. It means current month reading status.

⇒MF: 

MF stands for Multiplying Factor. it is normally 1 for the domestic, shop, agricultural connection. But where there is lots of use of electricity there will be a slow meter installed with MF more than 1.  The units calculated with more than 1 mf by multiplying the advance units with mf. MF can be changed due to fault in meter or when meter becomes slow.

⇒UNITS:

In this box you will see the difference of previous and present reading. These are units which you have consumed during the month

⇒STATUS:

Status shows the condition of your meter. If your meter is ok then there is nothing in this box. But when there is fault in your meter there will be a message of Defective , when your meter is disconnected there will be P-DISC and when your meter is changed by authority then there will be Replaced. IT can also be when it is restored form P-Disc then its status will be Re-Connection.

⇒PESCO CHARGES INCLUDES:

This section will cover all the charges which goes to the PESCO Head. It means the company collect the amount. Following charges are included in this

⇒UNITS CONSUMED:

It is the totaly units consumed during the current month

⇒COST OF ELECTRICITY:

It is the pure cost of electricity without any tax. it shows only the amount after multiplying with units rate

⇒METER RENT:

If you have got pesco electricity connection on installments then there will be some amount in this box every month till the amount due is over.

⇒Fix Charges:

Fix charges are shown when you have an industrial or agricultural connection. it is based on the rate per Kwh.

⇒SERVICE RENT:

If your are using WAPDA pole for your own business then you will have to pay service rent

⇒FUEL PRICE ADJUSTMENT:

Fuel price adjustment is the rate difference b/w the actual cost and sale cost. Fuel priced charged after two month from the date of cost calculated. It can be debited to the consumer and may be credited to the pesco consumer. It is only charged when the cost price increased.

⇒F.C SURCHARGE:

Financial cost charges.

⇒QTR TARRIF ADJ/DMC:

Quarter Tariff adjustment. the consumer who consumed more than 300 units will charged quarter tariff adjustment.

⇒GOVT CHARGES:

In his head we will discuss the charges that GOVT collect. All the charges listed below.

⇒ELECTRICITY DUTY:

ED  it is the cost per units @ 1.5%

⇒TV FEE:

To save Pakistan Television the govt add a tax which named as TV FEE. It is 35 rupees for domestic and 70 rupees for Shop.

⇒GST:

General sales tax that all the consumer have to pay on the electricity bills.

⇒INCOME TAX:

Income tax amount will be included in the domestic consumer when the amount of bill exceed 15000 rupees and all commercial consumers have to pay it on every bill

⇒EXTRA TAX:

⇒FURTHER TAX:

⇒RETAILER STAX:

⇒DEFFERRED AMOUNT:

Is is the amount which is set aside due to some dispute b/w consumer and authority. some conflict or problem.

⇒OUTSTANDING AMOUNT:

It is the remaining part of the amount which the consumer have to pay it there is some king of adjustment made by the authority on the request of consumer.

⇒TOTAL CHARGES:

Total charges included that both PESCO charges and GOVT charges

⇒ARREAR/AGE: If you have not paid you bill last month or some amount debited to you account then it will be appear in the arrear/age box.

⇒CURRENT BILL: This shows the current month bill of units you have consumed

⇒BILL ADJUSTMENT: If there is change in the PESCO bill, it may be reading verification, fuel price adjustment or any other change in bill will appear in the adjustment box.

⇒INSTALLEMENT: If you can not pay bill and want to make a part of payment. On the approval of authority your bill will be divided into 2, 3,4, or as many part allowed by authority. this box will show the number of installment.

⇒SUBSIDIES: If GOVT give some relief to the consumer of PESCO then it will appear in the subsidies box.

⇒TOTAL FPA: After including all the tax of FPA the amount will appear in the Total FPA box.

⇒PAYABLE WITHIN DUE DATE: it is the actual amount which you have to pay within the given due date.

⇒L.P.SURCHARGE: LPS mean late payment surcharges. if you don’s pay your PESCO bill in time or in due date and now you want to pay your bill after date then you have to pay the fine. it is called Late payment surcharge.

⇒PAYABLE AFTER DUE DATE: It will be the total amount after including the LPS. it is the amount after the due date.

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NEPRA has changed the Base Tariff Rate from October 2022 onwards. The new rate are so complicated and very high in Price. The common man can not offered & survive with these rates. There are two main category of consumer declared by NEPRA. One to them is protected (life line consumer) and other is non-protected consumers. Here is list of life line consumer rates given below.

Here is the rate list of non-protected consumer. The tariff rate has been changed. So the price of electricity according to tariff rate will be so much high even more than double than the last three month’s tariff rates. You can compare your pesco electricity bill with previous last six month bill to check how much the cost of electricity has been increased and the difference of Tariff. It is now very alarming situation for the consumer of PESCO as well as the rest of all DISCO’s consumers to pay the bill. The GOVT should reconsider about their decision for a common man. In this situation the people can pay their bill only and on the other hand they have nothing for other expenses. Hick in Tariff rate will create extra burden on consumer to pay bill.

Here is the new Pesco tariff 2023 rate list given below to calculate your pesco bill with the help of this chart.

You can also calculate your bill by PESCO ONLINE BILL Calculator. This will help to check you estimated bill at finger tip.

If you want to check the bill for other company you can check it form selecting the company listed below.

• PESCO  GEPCO  FESCO  HESCO  IESCO  SEPCO  QESCO  TESCO

According to the Pesco Official that the consumers who use the electricity units ≤ 200 in last 6 month continuously are considered as a protected consumer and will charge lowest rate per unit. If the protected consumer use more than 200 units in a month will not remain in the category of protected consumer unless he use again less than 200 unit continuously for 6 months.

The protected consumer of Pesco will pay the FPA for the month of June @ 3.89 per unit.

So to protect yourself use under 200 units per month to get more benefits and save your money.

Once you fallout from protected category than it will take a long time near about six month to come back in protected consumer list.

The consumer who use more than 200 units in a month are fall in the category of non-protected consumers. The non-protected consumer will charge the high rate per unit than the protected consumer.

But one thing for the non-protected consumer that if they have consumed 300 units or less than 300 then they will pay no FPA for the month of June 2022. The reasons is that they already paid high rate of units in the previous month.

If you want to be a protected consumer then you will have to use 200 units or less than 200 units for 6 months continuously.

One interesting fact about a unique consumer of Pesco Company. This consumer that use only 50 units or less than 50 units per month is called a life line consumer of the pesco company. A life line consumer pay only the minimum and fix charges for 50 units.

To get more information about your pesco electricity bill visit our website Pesco Online Bill

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 NEPRA May Allow Charging Pesco’s Consumers Rs4.34/Unit FPA on July ,2022 Units

According to authentic sources the news has come out that NEPRA may charge 4.34 per units in lieu of FPA. This increase may effect in the billing cycle of September ,2022. Already there is issue raised between the authority and the consumers of the X-Discos. Although the base tariff has been revised already. The cost of electricity has been doubled in the last two month. The increasing in the cost of electricity making much harder for a common man to pay the Pesco bill.

The Govt should need to re-think about its decision before to set into action. Again the raise in Fuel Price Adjustment (FPA) will disturb the whole WAPADA community. There is possibility 100% if i am not wrong there will be conflict between the consumers and Company.

So the Authority must think about the anger of people and the consumer of pesco. If the NEPRA apply the fuel price adjustment in the moth of September 202 @ 3.34 Per Unit then this will be almost 5.25 Per units with including all taxes.

As keeping in mind that the whole country in miserable condition due to flood. The GOVT should not take these kind of steps.

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Pakistani Govt has decided to roll back the flat tax regime introduced in the Finance Bill 2022 for retailers to pay sales tax through electricity bills.

The government took the decision after strong protest from stakeholders, which include service providers who do not come under the jurisdiction of the federal tax authority.

To assess the fixed tax regime, a meeting of the Ministry of Finance was held on August 4, 2022 to complete the collection of sales tax through electricity invoices.

The meeting was chaired by the Minister of Finance Dr. Miftah Ismail. In the meeting, it was decided that the flat tax regime introduced by the Finance Bill 2022 will be withdrawn from the outset and retailers will continue to pay tax as before (pre-Budget) mechanism and rates. The meeting decided that for the next three months, i.e. From July to September 2022, previous tax rates will continue to apply to retailers.

It was decided that the government will assess the situation and announce a new tax rate from October 1, 2022.

To amend the Fixed Tax Ordinance, the FBR will implement the necessary legislation as soon as possible.

A fixed rate of tax was introduced and FBR started enforcing it through electricity bills with effect from 1 July 2022. The power company on behalf of FBR applied a fixed tax on all commercial connections irrespective of the nature of the companies, including service providers.

The illogical use of the flat tax regime caused great outrage from some quarters, forcing the government to review its decision.

The Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) recently launched an investigation into a complaint received regarding the collection of sales tax through electricity bills.

FTO issued a notice on 29 July 2022 to the Minister, Department of Revenue, Chief Commissioner and Commissioner of Large Tax Payers Office (LTO) Karachi in a complaint filed by Ms. Fauzia Salman against illegal and unlawful collection of taxes through electricity bills by K -Limitado sa Elektrisididad.

The FTO ordered an investigation into the complaint. The tax administrator is ordered to submit a response to the allegations contained in the complaint.

The complainant had earlier sent a letter to K-Electric, a power company in Karachi, and forwarded it to the chairman of the Federal Bureau of Revenue (FBR), the federal ombudsman and chambers of commerce, Fauzia pointed out that his company Month. electricity bill, which includes: an additional tax of 3 percent; additional tax/retail tax of 5 percent; and a newly introduced sales tax of Rs 6,000 for retailers who are inactive tax payers.