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About BijliBill

Pakistan has one residential electricity tariff. It is not complicated — but it is widely calculated wrong, published stale, or explained in ways that hide the rules that matter. BijliBill exists to do the one job properly.

What the site does

Eight calculators cover the questions a household actually asks: what will my bill be, am I protected, is my printed bill right, what does my solar system really earn, what does each appliance cost. Behind them sit the full notified tariff table, a monthly tracker for the fuel adjustment, and guides that explain the cliffs, the status rules and the 2026 solar regime change — every figure with its source and the date it was verified, on the page where it appears.

How it is run

The calculations follow the notification's own rules — slab benefit for protected consumers only, adjustments as decided (never as requested), exports credited at the sourced net-billing rate. Where published sources conflict, the conflict is printed rather than smoothed over; the methodology page keeps that register. The site is an independent calculator service — it is not affiliated with NEPRA, any distribution company or K-Electric, and it cannot issue, correct or pay a bill. For the bill itself, the official channels are on every company page.

Who runs it

BijliBill is published by Abdul Hannan. Corrections and questions are welcome at the contact page — a printed bill that disagrees with a figure here is exactly the kind of evidence this site is built on.