Enter your 14-digit Reference Number or 10-digit Customer ID to check and download your HAZECO electricity bill instantly. Your old PESCO reference number also works.
Looking for a quick and reliable way to check your HAZECO Bill Online? Need to download a duplicate electricity bill or verify your payment status? You're in the right place! QuickBill.pk provides instant access to your HAZECO electricity bill using your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit Customer ID.
Whether you're in Abbottabad, Haripur, Mansehra, Battagram, or any of the 8 districts in the Hazara Division, our free online service helps you check your Hazara Electric Supply Company (HAZECO) bill in seconds. HAZECO was established in January 2023 after separating from PESCO and serves approximately 800,000 consumers. Keep reading for everything about HAZECO services, coverage areas, the PESCO-to-HAZECO transition, payment methods, tariff rates, taxes, peak hours, pro rata billing, MNR service, new connections, and much more.
Your 14-digit reference number is essential for checking your HAZECO Bill Online. This unique number is permanently assigned to your electricity connection and never changes.
Reference Number: Look at the consumer details section of any HAZECO (or old PESCO) bill. Your 14-digit reference number is printed prominently.
Customer ID: This is a separate 10-digit unique identifier also found on your HAZECO bill. You can use either one to check your bill online.
Old PESCO Bills: If you still have your old PESCO bill from before January 2023, the same reference number works for HAZECO — no conversion needed!
Lost your bill? Call HAZECO helpline at 118 or 8118, or head office at 0992-383024 with your CNIC and meter number/address to retrieve your reference number.
HAZECO (Hazara Electric Supply Company) is a government-owned electricity distribution company established on January 6, 2023, after separating from PESCO to serve the Hazara region with a dedicated power utility structure. The transition was completed after the signing of a Business Transfer Agreement.
HAZECO operates under an independent NEPRA license valid until May 2045 and serves approximately 800,000 electricity consumers across 8 districts of the Hazara Division through 2 operational circles. The company's head office is in Abbottabad, and its current CEO is Qazi Muhammad Tahir.
HAZECO's mission is to improve electricity services, ensure fair billing, reduce line losses, and provide efficient and effective power distribution to all consumers in the Hazara region.
Before January 2023, the Hazara Division was served by PESCO (Peshawar Electric Supply Company). The Government of Pakistan decided to create a dedicated electricity distribution company for the Hazara region to improve service delivery and reduce operational challenges.
Services provided by HAZECO to its consumers include:
HAZECO has divided its service territory into 2 operational circles for efficient management:
Covering Abbottabad City, Abbottabad Rural, and Haripur. This is the most urbanized circle with the highest consumer density, including the cantonment area, educational institutions, and commercial centers.
Covering Mansehra, Battagram, Torghar, Upper Kohistan, Lower Kohistan, and Kolai Pallas. This circle includes mountainous and remote areas with challenging terrain for electricity distribution.
HAZECO distributes electricity across 8 districts of the Hazara Division in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. If you reside in any of the following areas, you are a HAZECO consumer:
Abbottabad City, Abbottabad Cantonment, Havelian, Ilyasi Masjid area, Supply, Mandian. Abbottabad is HAZECO's headquarters and the most populated district in its service area.
Haripur City, Hattar Industrial Estate, Khalabat Township, Ghazi, and surrounding areas. Hattar Industrial Estate is an important industrial hub in the region.
Mansehra City, Balakot, Shinkiari, Oghi, and surrounding areas. Includes the famous Kaghan Valley route.
Battagram City, Alai, and surrounding areas in the rugged mountainous terrain.
Torghar (formerly Kala Dhaka), Darband, and surrounding areas. One of the most remote districts in the region.
Dasu and surrounding areas along the Karakoram Highway (KKH). Includes areas near the Dasu Hydropower Project.
Pattan, Komila, and surrounding areas along the KKH corridor.
Kolai Pallas Kohistan, covering remote mountainous areas in upper KPK.
Access your HAZECO bill online anytime, anywhere. Enter your 14-digit reference number and view your complete bill in seconds — including current charges, previous balance, due date, and consumption history.
Your old PESCO reference number from before January 2023 works perfectly. No need to convert or register a new number — the same 14-digit ID carries over.
Check your bill using either your 14-digit reference number or your 10-digit Customer ID. Both options give you instant access to your latest bill details.
Lost your original bill? Download a duplicate HAZECO bill instantly. Click "Print" and select "Save as PDF" to get a digital copy for payment or records.
Bill verification is integrated with NADRA's e-Sahulat system since mid-2025, ensuring fraud-free and reliable billing.
Many HAZECO consumers live or work outside Hazara Division — in cities like Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, or abroad in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar. This service ensures uninterrupted bill access from anywhere in the world.
Follow these simple steps to check your HAZECO electricity bill:
Paid Bill Verification: If your bill is already paid, you'll see a "PAID" stamp when checking online.
The duplicate HAZECO bill is valid for payment at all authorized banks and collection centers.
Important: Pay before the due date to avoid late payment surcharges. Verify payment on your next bill — it should show zero previous dues.
HAZECO electricity tariff rates are regulated by NEPRA and the Government of Pakistan. Rates vary by consumer category:
Average rate: approximately Rs 62.47 per unit.
Average rate: approximately Rs 40.51 per unit.
Agricultural tube wells and farming operations: approximately Rs 34.58 per unit.
Note: Tariff rates are periodically updated by NEPRA. Keeping consumption under 100 units/month qualifies you for the lowest slab rate. Check your bill for the latest rates in March 2026.
Your HAZECO bill includes various taxes and surcharges mandated by the government:
Covers fuel pricing fluctuations of power generating companies. The amount varies based on NEPRA notifications and can be positive (added) or negative (deducted from your bill).
Covers the NEPRA and GOP tariff difference. Ensures tariff uniformity across all electricity distribution companies in Pakistan.
A quarterly tariff adjustment amount applied every 3 months based on NEPRA notifications.
A per-unit charge to secure collection of debt servicing of Power Holding Private Limited.
A 17% tax charged on the sale of electricity for infrastructure and public services.
A fixed Rs. 35 collected from each electricity consumer for Pakistan Television (PTV), regardless of TV ownership.
Additional surcharge to fund the Neelum Jhelum hydroelectric power project.
Important: Electricity Duty has been abolished since July 2025. This charge is no longer included in HAZECO bills. If you see it on a bill dated after July 2025, contact HAZECO immediately.
Income tax collected on electricity bills on behalf of FBR. Applies to commercial users and domestic consumers above specified thresholds.
Peak hours affect consumers with Time-of-Use (TOU) meters. During peak hours, electricity units are charged at higher rates, while off-peak units are billed at lower rates.
Residential consumers without TOU meters usually follow flat tariff rates — peak hours do not affect their per-unit pricing. However, reducing consumption during peak hours still helps stabilize the grid and reduce overall demand in the Hazara region.
Pro Rata Billing is a unique billing adjustment applied when your meter reading period is more or less than the standard 30 days. This can happen due to:
When Pro Rata Billing applies, HAZECO adjusts your consumed units to match a standard 30-day billing cycle, ensuring fair and accurate billing. For example, if your meter was read after only 25 days, the units will be proportionally adjusted to reflect what a full 30-day cycle would have been.
HAZECO offers an SMS alert service to keep consumers informed about:
To activate, send SMS to 8334 or contact HAZECO helpline at 118 for assistance.
The MNR service allows consumers to link their CNIC with their electricity connection. Benefits include:
Visit your nearest HAZECO office with your CNIC and latest bill to register for the MNR service.
Processing Time: 30-45 days depending on location and load requirements. Remote areas in Kohistan and Torghar may take longer due to terrain challenges.
Government electricity subsidies are applied to eligible HAZECO consumers to make electricity affordable for low-income households. Key aspects:
Your HAZECO bill contains several important sections:
Shows your name, address, reference number, Customer ID, connection date, sanctioned load, and tariff category.
Previous and current meter readings, units consumed during the billing period, billing days, and any Pro Rata adjustments.
Displays your electricity consumption calculated based on which slab your usage falls into. Lower consumption means lower per-unit rates.
All taxes and surcharges: FPA, TR Surcharge, FC Surcharge, QTR Adj, GST, TV fee, Neelum Jhelum Surcharge, and others. Note: Electricity Duty no longer applies since July 2025.
Shows both "Payable Within Due Date" and "Payable After Due Date" amounts. Always pay within the due date to avoid surcharges.
Recheck your 14-digit reference number. Wait 2-3 days after billing date. Clear browser cache and try again. If the issue persists, call 118 or 8118.
Visit your nearest HAZECO office or call helpline 118/8118 to report incorrect meter readings. Corrections are processed within 7 working days.
Compare current and previous meter readings. Check for FPA variation, increased consumption (especially in winter for heaters), meter fault, or incorrect reading. Contact HAZECO if discrepancies persist.
Wait 48 hours after payment. If still not reflected, contact HAZECO with your transaction ID and payment receipt.
All PESCO reference numbers should work. Double-check the digits. If issues persist, call 8118 — HAZECO's dedicated helpline for former PESCO consumers.
As of the latest updates, HAZECO has not published a formal load shedding schedule. Unexpected outages can be reported via 118 or 8118. HAZECO aims to minimize unplanned outages across the Hazara Division.
Electricity can be dangerous if not used carefully. Practice these safety measures, especially important in Hazara's mountainous terrain:
Need assistance? Contact HAZECO through these channels:
HAZECO Head Office: Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
QuickBill.pk provides a fast, reliable, and free way to check your HAZECO Bill Online for March 2026. Whether you're in Abbottabad, Haripur, Mansehra, Battagram, or any of the 8 Hazara Division districts, you can easily access your bill, download duplicates, and manage your electricity payments.
We've covered everything about HAZECO Bill Online including the PESCO-to-HAZECO transition, 2 circles (Hazara-I and Hazara-II), 8 districts, tariff rates, tax explanations (including the abolished Electricity Duty), peak hours, Pro Rata billing, SMS and MNR services, subsidy program, new connections, payment methods, common issues, helpline numbers, safety guidelines, and 16 FAQs.
Stay connected and manage your electricity bills efficiently with QuickBill.pk — your trusted platform for HAZECO bill online check in 2026!