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How to check your IESCO bill in 3 steps
No app, no account. Done in under 10 seconds.
Find your number
Pull out any old IESCO bill. Your 14-digit reference number sits in the top-right corner, just above your Customer ID.
Enter it on the right
Choose Reference No. or Consumer No., type it into the search box on this page, and hit Check Bill.
View or download
Your bill loads instantly — amount due, due date, units consumed. Download it as a PDF if you need it for a bank counter.
What is IESCO and which areas does it serve?
IESCO — Islamabad Electric Supply Company — was carved out of WAPDA in 1998 to take over what used to be the Islamabad Area Electricity Board. Today it's the electricity distributor for the whole federal capital plus four Punjab districts around it: Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum. If your meter sits anywhere in that stretch, this is whose name shows up on your bill.
Like most DISCOs in Pakistan, IESCO doesn't run its own billing software from scratch — that job belongs to PITC (Power Information Technology Company), which handles the MIS backend, meter-reading uploads, and the online bill portal on IESCO's behalf. That's why an IESCO bill check online often redirects through a PITC-branded page rather than iesco.com.pk directly — it's still your official bill, just served from PITC's system.
Locally, people rarely say 'IESCO bill' out loud — it's usually just "bijli ka bill" or "Islamabad ka bijli bill." Same bill, same reference number, just the everyday way it gets asked about at home or on WhatsApp groups.
Islamabad
Rawalpindi
Attock
Chakwal
Jhelum
ICT + 4 Districts
What every charge on your IESCO bill means
Understand each item — spot errors, avoid being overcharged.
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Units Consumed
Actual electricity used — this month's meter reading minus last month's.
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Fuel Price Adjustment
Added or deducted monthly based on the cost of fuel used to generate electricity.
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GST (17%)
Federal sales tax applied to the total bill amount.
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TV Fee (PTV)
Fixed Rs. 35/month collected on behalf of Pakistan Television Corporation.
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Electricity Duty
1.5% provincial government tax on all electricity consumed.
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Late Payment Surcharge
10% of the bill, added the day after the due date. Easy to avoid by paying on time.
IESCO helpline & complaint numbers
For meter faults, overcharging, new connections, or billing disputes. The 118 helpline runs 24/7 for emergencies.
Helpline
118
24/7 for faults, outages & emergencies
Alternate Line
051-9252937
Billing & general complaints
Head Office
051-9252927
Street No. 40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad
Online Portal
iesco.com.pk
File complaints online
What can you report to IESCO?
Select the right category when filing a complaint — it routes faster.
| Complaint type | What it covers |
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| Billing Complaints | Incorrect, unusually high, or estimated bill amounts. |
| Excess Billing | Charges that don't match your actual meter reading. |
| Fault on Line | Report a line fault or unexpected power interruption. |
| Low Voltage | Consistently low voltage supply to your connection. |
| Damaged Transformer Replacement | Report a faulty or damaged transformer in your area. |
| Electricity Theft | Report suspected unauthorized or illegal power usage. |
| Installation of New Connection | Apply for, or follow up on, a new connection request. |
| Complaints against Employees | Report conduct issues with IESCO staff. |
| Miscellaneous | Any other service-related issue not listed above. |
IESCO Circle & Regional Offices
Report complaints locally before they escalate to head office — find the office nearest you.
| Office | Area | Address | Phone |
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| IESCO Head Office | Islamabad | Street No. 40, Sector G-7/4, Islamabad | 051-9252927 |
| Islamabad Circle | Islamabad | Sector G-7/4, Islamabad | 051-9252914 |
| Rawalpindi Cantt Circle | Rawalpindi | Committee Chowk, Rawalpindi | 051-9291261 |
| Attock Circle | Attock | A-Block, Attock City | 057-2521133 |
| Chakwal Circle | Chakwal | Choa Chowk, Chakwal | 054-2210060 |
| Jhelum Circle | Jhelum | D-Block, Jhelum | 054-4001400 |
Phone numbers for some circle offices are being verified — call the IESCO helpline (118) if a number below isn't listed yet.
Applying for a New IESCO Connection
New IESCO connections are applied for online — domestic, commercial, and industrial categories each have their own document list, sanctioned-load rules, and fee schedule. Expect to submit your CNIC, property proof, a neighbour's bill for reference, and a paid demand notice before a meter gets installed.
A newly installed connection doesn't always show up in the online bill system right away — it can take a billing cycle or two for the record to sync. If your new meter isn't appearing yet, that delay is normal; follow up with your local circle office using your application or demand notice number.
Net Metering for Solar Consumers
Islamabad and Rawalpindi's long sunshine hours make rooftop solar genuinely worthwhile here, and IESCO processes net metering applications under NEPRA's regulations — excess power your panels generate gets exported to the grid and credited against future bills.
To apply, submit a written request at your local IESCO Sub-Division office with your CNIC, latest bill, and photographs of your installation. An IESCO team inspects the setup and issues a demand notice before final approval.
Not on IESCO? Find your provider
Pakistan has 11 electricity providers. If you're outside Islamabad, Rawalpindi, or Attock, tap your region.
LESCO
Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib
GEPCO
Gujranwala, Sialkot, Gujrat, Hafizabad, Narowal
FESCO
Faisalabad, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Sargodha
MEPCO
Multan, Bahawalpur, D.G. Khan, Vehari
PESCO
Peshawar, Mardan, Swat, Kohat
TESCO
Khyber, Kurram & the former FATA districts
HESCO
Hyderabad, Mirpurkhas, Badin
SEPCO
Sukkur, Larkana, Shikarpur
QESCO
Quetta & Balochistan
Frequently asked questions
Everything people ask about IESCO bills — answered simply.
Enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer number in the tool above. Your bill appears instantly, pulled live from PITC's system — no login needed.
Yes — those are just common typos for IESCO (Islamabad Electric Supply Company). The checker above works the same way regardless of how you spelled it.
Use the checker above. Once your bill loads, click Download PDF — it's accepted at all banks and payment counters as an official duplicate.
No. IESCO doesn't support bill lookup by CNIC. You'll need the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer number, both printed on any previous bill.
The reference number (14 digits) sits in the top-right corner of your bill, above the Customer ID. The consumer number (10 digits) is just below your name and address. Either one works for a lookup.
Not an official one from IESCO itself, but you can estimate your bill by multiplying your units consumed by your slab's per-unit rate, then adding GST, electricity duty, and the TV fee. For an exact figure, the live bill check above is more reliable than any calculator.
Compare this month's units with last month's. If the reading looks wrong, call the helpline on 118 or file a complaint through IESCO's online portal.
IESCO serves Islamabad Capital Territory along with Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum districts in Punjab.
The online checker generally shows your most recent billing cycle. For older bills, keep a saved PDF from each month, or contact your local IESCO customer service center with your reference number.
New connection requests go through IESCO's online application system. Keep your application/demand notice number handy — you can follow up on status by calling your local circle office or the 118 helpline.
Bills are due 30 days from the issue date. A 10% late surcharge is added automatically the day after that.
Yes, completely free. There's no charge to check, view, or download a bill, and no account is required.
Yes — once your bill loads on the checker above, use the Download PDF button. It's accepted at banks and payment counters as an official duplicate.
Sample IESCO bill — key numbers highlighted
Reference number vs consumer number — which to use?
14 digits, printed in the top-right corner of your bill, just above the Customer ID — the fastest one to spot.
10 digits, listed just below your name and address. Works exactly the same as the reference number for a lookup.
💡 Can't find either? Call the IESCO helpline 118 with your address and account holder name.
Bill due dates & late payment charges
You get 30 days from the issue date before a 10% late surcharge kicks in. On a Rs. 9,000 bill, that's Rs. 900 you didn't need to pay.
Settle it through JazzCash, EasyPaisa, any bank branch, or online banking — your consumer or reference number is all you need.
Pay within 30 days and save 10% on every bill
Bill issued
1st–10th of each monthCheck as soon as it's issued
Due date
30 days from issuePay before this to avoid surcharge
10% surcharge added
Day after due dateRs. 900 extra on a Rs. 9,000 bill
Disconnection warning
60+ days overdueCall 118 immediately
Where this information comes from
We cross-check bill details, tariffs, and procedures against official sources.
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