PESCO New Connection: Apply With the Right Details

Before starting a PESCO new connection application, confirm that PESCO is the company serving the premises. This is particularly important if you are relying on an old bill or a guide written before HAZECO began operating separately in Hazara.

PESCO's official homepage provides an Apply for New Connection link. Use that entry point or its Consumer One-stop-shop to reach the current service, rather than typing personal details into a lookalike form.

Confirm the company before a PESCO new connection

For an existing nearby supply, the current company name can help you ask the right office about the new premises. It is not a substitute for the company's confirmation of jurisdiction. A relative's old PESCO reference in another district does not establish which company should handle your application.

HAZECO's official website states that its independent operations began on 1 July 2025 following separation from PESCO. If the property is in the affected region, confirm the current application route before paying a notice or opening a second case.

Complete the application without avoidable mismatches

Read the current document checklist first. Prepare the applicant and property information it requests, then check the same details across every attachment. A spelling difference in the name or an incomplete address should be explained or corrected, not ignored because the form allows submission.

Use a mobile number that the applicant can access. If you are helping a parent or another relative, explain where confirmations and requests will arrive. Keep their permission and any required authorization in mind when handling documents.

For a rented property, ask what owner consent or supporting evidence is required. Do not substitute an informal WhatsApp message for a document unless the company confirms that it is acceptable.

Describe the intended electricity use

Make a practical list of the appliances or machinery expected at the premises. Discuss the appropriate load and installation requirements with a qualified electrician and the company. Do not copy a neighbour's load figure simply because the properties are the same size.

If the premises is under construction, explain that situation. The service needed during construction may require a different discussion from the permanent arrangement after completion. Let the company identify the appropriate application type.

Keep control of the case record

Save the completed submission and acknowledgment. Keep the case identifier in your own notes, then add any request for further documents and the date you responded. If the portal fails after submission, try to establish whether the first submission was received before starting again.

When a demand notice arrives, check the identity of the case, amount, deadline and official payment route. Save the receipt separately and follow any receipt-submission instructions. Do not pay a private agent to guarantee an installation date.

Use our ENC tracking guide for general record-keeping principles, while following the actual service PESCO directs you to use.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact PESCO new-connection fee?

The relevant figure is the notice issued for your application. This guide does not claim that one online price covers every property and supply requirement.

Can I apply using somebody else's identity?

Use the genuine applicant details and follow authorization requirements. Helping with a form does not make it appropriate to misstate who is applying.

How can I follow up without applying twice?

Quote the existing application number, address and last recorded status. Ask what is missing or what action is required next.

Does paying the notice guarantee immediate supply?

No. Keep payment confirmation separate from the company's installation and energization confirmation.

After the first bill is issued, save it with the application folder and use the PESCO bill guide for future copies.