GEPCO Online Bill

Check your GEPCO bill online at gepcobil.pk. It’s a completely free website where you can easily check and download your GEPCO online bill without any hassle. Simply enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer I.D which has been mentioned on your printed bill; now, you can check your billing amount, due date, and the complete bill details. 

You just need to know about your 14-digit reference numbers or 10-digit consumer I.D. to check your GEPCO online bill for your commercial, residential, or industrial electricity connections. It is very easy; just enter the reference number in the input field, and you will get your duplicate bill from GEPCO. If you are still puzzled about how to find your reference number for the bill, please take a look at the highlighted area in the image below for GEPCO online bill check.

GEPCO is the abbreviation of Gujranwala Electric Supply Company. It was founded in 1977, about 47 years ago. The company is responsible for supplying electricity to the Gujranwala region and its surrounding districts in Punjab, Pakistan. It offers its services in six districts of Punjab, which include Sialkot, National, Gujranwala, Gujarat, Hafizabad, and Mandi Bahauddin.

The Gujranwala Electric Supply Company provides electricity to Gujranwala and its 5 surrounding districts, which are as under;

Following are some of the simple and easiest steps to check your GEPCO online bill. 

1.  Visit the website gepcoebil.pk
2.  Now, just enter the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer I.D. in the input field.
3.  Now click on the ‘Show Bill’ button to see your latest bill amount and due date.
4. Click ‘Print Bill’ to view, download, or print the complete bill.

Usually, the electricity bill is divided into different charges such as the cost of electricity usage, F.C. surcharge, T.T. surcharge GST, GST on FPA, T.R. surcharge, and T.V. fees.

FPA is the abbreviation of fuel price adjustment. It is included in GEPCO’s monthly bills. The FPA prices in GEPCO bills reflect the costs of fuel pricing of rental power companies that generate electricity from crude oil, etc.; that amount fluctuates monthly with the fluctuation of prevailing fuel prices in the country.

T.R. stands for Tariff Rationalizations Surcharge. When the NEPRA tariff exceeds the GOP tariff, consumers receive a “Subsidy” from the government. However, if the GOP tariff surpasses the NEPRA tariff, consumers pay an “Inter Rationalization Surcharge” to the Distribution Company.

F.C., or Financing Cost, has been introduced by the officials of NEPRA at a rate of 43 paise per unit as an F.C. Surcharge. This decision aims to ensure the collection of debt servicing for Power Holding Private Limited.

You have the option to pay your electricity bill now or later. You don’t need to worry about the late fees if you want to pay your bill after the due date. Moreover, your deferred amount may be included in your upcoming bills, and this will give you the freedom to manage your finances without any stress.

This amount is included in your electricity bills as a quarterly adjustment. You may see this amount appearing on your bills every 3 months.

In Pakistan, all electricity consumers must pay a mandatory Rs. 35 TV fee, included in their monthly electricity bill. This fees applies to all types of customers, regardless of their usage. It ensures that PTV continues to provide news, entertainment, and educational content across the country.

Apart from all the taxes mentioned earlier, all the people using GEPCO electricity have to pay a general sales tax on their electricity bills. There is no exact tax amount but it depends on how much electricity they have consumed.

When you receive your bill, you have the choice to pay it via online or offline methods. MEPCO billing payment method is also the same as GEPCO’s.

The online bill payment method is very simple and time-saving. You have the option to pay your bill through the internet banking service of any bank. More interestingly, you can also use Jazz Cash and Easy paisa mobile apps to pay your electricity bill without any extra fees or charges.

The second bill payment method is also very simple but takes a little bit of time. If you want to pay your bill through an offline payment method, you must have a printed or hard copy of your bill. You can pay your utility bill at any branch of commercial banks and post offices. Here are some major banks in Pakistan where you can pay your utility bills:

1. Habib Bank Limited (HBL)
2. United Bank Limited (UBL)
3. National Bank of Pakistan (NBP)
4. Allied Bank Limited (ABL)
5. MCB Bank
6. Bank Alfalah
7. Faysal Bank
8. Askari Bank
9. Standard Chartered Bank
10. Meezan Bank (for Islamic banking customers)

If you have any questions, complaints, or emergencies, feel free to contact the helpline numbers mentioned below:

Contact No: +92-55-9200504 – 9200516 – 920059