Enter your 14-digit Reference Number or 10-digit Customer ID to check and download your QESCO electricity bill instantly.
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Whether you're in Quetta, Gwadar, Turbat, Zhob, Khuzdar, Sibi, or any of the 35 Balochistan districts, our free online service helps you check your Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) bill in seconds. Keep reading for everything about QESCO services, coverage areas, payment methods, tariff rates, taxes, peak hours, new connections, SMS bill notifications, net metering, complaints, and much more.
Your 14-digit reference number is essential for checking your QESCO Bill Online. This unique number is permanently assigned to your electricity connection and is printed on every bill.
Reference Number: Look at the top-right section of any QESCO bill—you'll find the 14-digit reference number near your consumer details (e.g., 12345678901234).
Customer ID: This is a separate 10-digit unique identifier also found on your QESCO bill or meter. You can use either one to check your bill online.
Lost your bill? Call QESCO helpline at 118 or head office at 081-9210100 with your CNIC and meter number/address to retrieve your reference number. You can also visit your nearest QESCO subdivision office.
Pro Tip: Save your reference number in your phone notes and enable SMS alerts by sending "PITC [space] your 14-digit reference number" to 8334.
QESCO (Quetta Electric Supply Company) is the electricity distribution utility for Balochistan, Pakistan's largest province by area. Established in 1998 from WAPDA (Water and Power Development Authority), QESCO is responsible for distributing electric power across the entire Balochistan province except the Lasbela district (served by K-Electric/HESCO).
QESCO serves approximately 2.5 million connections across 35 districts, covering approximately 347,000 sq km through 37,000 km of grid lines and 928 stations. The company operates under the regulatory framework of NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority).
Key initiatives include digital billing (with 70% adoption rate), rental power plants adding 600MW capacity, and a renewable energy push targeting 20% renewables. QESCO supports CPEC projects, mining operations, and agricultural activities across Balochistan.
Services provided by QESCO to its consumers include:
QESCO distributes electricity across 35 districts of Balochistan, covering approximately 347,000 sq km — from urban hubs like Quetta and Gwadar to remote desert and mountainous areas. If you reside in any of the following areas, you are a QESCO consumer:
Quetta City, Quetta Cantt, Pishin, Chaman, Killa Abdullah, Killa Saifullah, Ziarat, and surrounding areas.
Kalat, Khuzdar, Mastung, Awaran, Lasbela (partial), and surrounding areas.
Sibi, Dera Bugti, Kohlu, Dera Murad Jamali (Nasirabad), Jaffarabad, and surrounding areas.
Zhob, Loralai, Musakhel, Barkhan, Sherani, and surrounding areas.
Gwadar, Turbat (Kech), Panjgur, and surrounding coastal areas. Supports CPEC developments.
Nasirabad, Jaffarabad, Jhal Magsi, Sohbatpur, and surrounding agricultural areas.
Nushki, Washuk, Kharan, Chagai, Harnai, Bolan, Dera Bugti, Sui, Hub (partial), and all remaining districts of Balochistan.
Access your QESCO 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.
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 QESCO bill instantly. Click "Print" and select "Save as PDF" to get a digital copy for payment or records.
View detailed bill breakdown including units consumed, slab rates, taxes, and up to 12-month bill history for consumption tracking.
Works on all devices — mobile phones, tablets, and desktops. Available in English and Urdu. No registration, no fees, no hidden charges.
Follow these simple steps to check your QESCO electricity bill:
Troubleshoot: Invalid reference number? Recheck all 14 digits. No bill showing? Wait 2-3 days after billing date or call 118.
Verify Payment: Check your next bill on QuickBill.pk — if it shows zero previous dues, your payment was successful.
QESCO 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. Average Quetta household consumption is 150-250 units/month. Staying under 100 units/month gives you the lowest slab rate. Check your bill for the latest rates in March 2026.
Your QESCO 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).
Covers the tariff difference between NEPRA-determined and government-notified rates. Helps stabilize electricity tariffs nationwide.
An additional tariff adjustment applied every three months. You may see this amount quarterly in your bill.
A per-unit charge to recover deferred costs from previous periods, including debt servicing costs.
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.
A 1.5% government-imposed tax on total electricity consumption charges.
Additional surcharge to fund the Neelum Jhelum hydroelectric power project.
Income tax collected on electricity bills on behalf of FBR. Applies to commercial users and domestic consumers above specified thresholds.
A small monthly fee for meter maintenance. Varies by connection type (single-phase or three-phase).
Peak hours are when electricity demand is highest. Using electricity during peak hours means higher per-unit charges.
Regional Note: Balochistan experiences 4-6 hour outages in urban areas and 8-12 hours in rural areas. Plan your electricity usage accordingly.
QESCO provides an SMS alert service to inform consumers about their monthly electricity bills.
Send the following SMS to 8334:
PITC [space] Your 14-digit reference number
Example: PITC 12345678901234
This service is operated through the Power Information Technology Company (PITC), which manages billing data and consumer notifications for electricity distribution companies across Pakistan. You'll receive monthly bill notifications with your bill amount, due date, and payment status.
Processing Time: 30-45 days depending on location and load requirements.
Connection Types Available: Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural, and Mining.
QESCO supports net metering under NEPRA regulations, allowing consumers to install solar panels and sell excess electricity back to the grid.
The Government of Balochistan offers solar subsidies for eligible consumers. Contact your QESCO office for current solar incentive programs.
Your QESCO bill contains several important sections:
Shows when your connection was established and your sanctioned load (in kW). This determines your tariff category.
Your unique identifiers for all billing queries and online checking. Keep these numbers safe.
Displays your electricity consumption for the billing month. The cost is calculated based on which slab your consumption falls into. The average Quetta household consumes 150-250 units/month.
All taxes and surcharges: FPA, TR Surcharge, QTR Adj, FC Surcharge, GST, electricity duty, TV fee, and others.
Shows both "Payable Within Due Date" and "Payable After Due Date" amounts. The due date is typically 10-15 days from bill issuance. Always pay within the due date.
Call QESCO helpline 118 (available 24/7) with your CNIC and meter location to retrieve your reference number.
Object to the bill online or visit your nearest QESCO office. Corrections are typically processed within 7 days.
Wait 48 hours after payment. If still not reflected, contact QESCO with your transaction ID and payment receipt.
Clear your browser cache and try again. Wait 2-3 days after billing date. If the issue persists, try an alternate device or call 118.
Compare current and previous meter readings. Check for faulty meter, incorrect reading, or possible electricity theft. Report to QESCO immediately.
95% of issues are resolved within 1 week through QESCO's official channels.
Electricity can be dangerous if not used carefully. Practice these safety measures:
Need assistance? Contact QESCO through these channels:
QESCO Head Office: Zarghun Road, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan. Phone: +92-81-9210100.
Is your electricity bill showing errors? Common issues include:
To correct your bill: Visit QESCO Head Office at Zarghun Road, Quetta or your nearest subdivision office with your CNIC, previous bills, and payment receipts. You can also email complaints@qesco.com.pk with details and supporting documents. Most corrections are processed within 7 working days.
QuickBill.pk provides a fast, reliable, and free way to check your QESCO Bill Online for March 2026. Whether you're in Quetta, Gwadar, Turbat, Zhob, Khuzdar, Sibi, or any of the 35 Balochistan districts, you can easily access your bill, download duplicates, and manage your electricity payments efficiently.
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