Two meters at one property can have different tariff categories. On a MEPCO bill, check the reference number and tariff code of the actual connection before comparing a domestic meter with a shop or an agricultural connection. Use a separate copy for each meter.
Open the official MEPCO bill and keep the copy for the billing period you want to check.
Which MEPCO decision applies?
The MEPCO archive includes a June 2026 decision reviewing its multi-year distribution and supply tariffs. For the amount charged to a consumer, identify the applicable notified schedule, account category and billing dates. A distribution-cost figure in a regulatory decision cannot by itself reproduce a customer’s payable total.
NEPRA’s MEPCO tariff records include notification S.R.O. 47(I)/2026, listed on 13 January 2026. Treat it as a dated starting point and check later notifications or adjustments for the period on your bill.
If the billed units agree with the reading, check the fixed charge and any adjustment lines next. If the tariff code appears to describe another use, ask MEPCO to confirm the sanctioned category for that specific reference.
For help reading the schedule, use the national electricity tariff guide. To check your arithmetic, put the figures printed on the bill into the bill arithmetic checker.
Find another electricity company if the name on your bill differs.