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Delhi Electricity Bill Calculator

Delhi electricity bill calculator for BSES & Tata Power-DDL based on published tariff schedules; verify against your bill. Zero bill for ≤200u; slabs ₹3.00–₹8.00/unit.

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BSES Rajdhani (BRPL), BSES Yamuna (BYPL), Tata Power DDL (TPDDL), NDMC • Monthly Cycle

DL Tariff
For monthly period
Units
Presets:
Connected capacity
Estimated Total Bill Monthly
Net Amount Payable
₹497
Effective Rate: ₹1.99 / unit
Base Energy Charges: ₹825
Fixed / Demand Charges: ₹20
Electricity Duty (5%): ₹47
Fuel Surcharge (FAC): ₹88
Government Subsidy / Free Units: - ₹497

Delhi Govt provides 100% subsidy up to 200 units and 50% subsidy (max ₹800) for 201-400 units.

Delhi Tariff Slab Schedule (FY 2026-27)

Published domestic (LT-1) telescopic rates and application rules

Cycle: Monthly
Consumption Tier (Units) Rate (₹/kWh) Billing Basis Application & Policy Details
0 – 200 units ₹3.00 Telescopic Slab Applied progressively to units consumed within the 0 – 200 units bracket.
201 – 400 units ₹4.50 Telescopic Slab Applied progressively to units consumed within the 201 – 400 units bracket.
401 – 800 units ₹6.50 Telescopic Slab Applied progressively to units consumed within the 401 – 800 units bracket.
801 – 1200 units ₹7.00 Telescopic Slab Applied progressively to units consumed within the 801 – 1200 units bracket.
Above 1201 units ₹8.00 Telescopic Slab Applied progressively to units consumed within the Above 1201 units bracket.
Fixed Charges: ₹20/kW per month connected load
Electricity Duty: 5% statutory state electricity duty
Meter Rent: ₹15/month standard utility meter fee
Tariff Schedule Notice: Tariff rates, telescopic slab thresholds, and fixed demand charges displayed in this table are representative figures based on general published regulatory structures. They may not reflect the exact active tariff order, recent fuel surcharge adjustments (FPPCA/FAC), or seasonal revisions in your distribution circle. Please check your physical DISCOM bill or verify with your local utility (BSES Rajdhani (BRPL), BSES Yamuna (BYPL), Tata Power DDL (TPDDL), NDMC) for exact applicable charges.

How Delhi (BSES Rajdhani (BRPL)) Bills You

Understanding slabs, billing cycles, subsidies, and non-tariff exclusions

Electricity billing in the National Capital Territory of Delhi is governed by tariff schedules formulated by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) and implemented across three primary private distribution utilities: BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL), BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL), and Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited (Tata Power-DDL), alongside the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) in the central municipal zone.

Delhi operates on a standard monthly billing cycle. Residential power tariffs follow a progressive telescopic slab structure, meaning consumption is billed in successive brackets so that higher slab rates apply solely to incremental units. The baseline domestic energy tiers are structured as follows: 0 to 200 units at ₹3.00/unit; 201 to 400 units at ₹4.50/unit; 401 to 800 units at ₹6.50/unit; 801 to 1,200 units at ₹7.00/unit; and consumption above 1,200 units at ₹8.00/unit.

In addition to base energy charges, standard domestic bills include three statutory components: (1) Fixed Demand Charges levied at ₹20 per kilowatt (kW) of sanctioned connected load per month; (2) Power Purchase Cost Adjustment (PPAC / FAC) to account for quarterly fluctuations in wholesale generation and transmission fuel costs; and (3) a 5% Delhi Electricity Duty alongside a regulatory Pension Trust surcharge applied to energy charges.

Delhi has historically featured a prominent state government electricity subsidy scheme. Under notified policy guidelines, registered domestic households consuming up to 200 units in a billing month receive full financial relief (resulting in a zero-rupee energy bill), while consumption between 201 and 400 units receives a targeted partial subsidy. Because subsidy eligibility rules, opt-in mechanisms, and budgetary provisions are subject to periodic Delhi Cabinet orders, consumers should confirm their active subsidy status through the official DERC or discom consumer portals.

What is NOT included in this standard estimate: This calculator models standard domestic retail tariffs. Your physical utility statement may include non-tariff entries such as past arrears, late payment surcharges (DPS), meter replacement charges, power factor surcharges for high sanctioned loads, or specific adjustments for temporary connections.

Worked Example: 250 Units Bill Calculation

Detailed walk-through of how telescopic slabs and charges are applied

Illustrative Calculation Scenario

2 BHK apartment in South Delhi (BRPL) consuming 250 units in a monthly billing cycle with 2 kW sanctioned load

Total Units 250 Units (monthly (30 days))
• Slab 1 (Units 0–200): 200 units × ₹3.00 = ₹600.00 • Slab 2 (Units 201–250): 50 units × ₹4.50 = ₹225.00 • Base Energy Charges: ₹825.00 • Fixed Demand Charges (2 kW @ ₹20/kW): ₹40.00 • Regulatory Surcharges & Duty (~8% PPAC + 5% Duty + Pension Cess): ~₹115.00 • Gross Total Bill: ₹980.00 • Delhi Govt Subsidy Relief (201–400 slab rebate, if registered): - ₹490.00 • Net Payable Bill: ₹490.00 (Illustrative Total)
Illustrative Calculation Total: ₹490
Illustrative Note: Rates, charges, and subsidy thresholds shown are representative of published tariff structures and may not reflect the exact current order. Confirm with BSES / Tata Power-DDL before relying on this for bill disputes. Subsidy rules and PPAC surcharges are subject to active government and DERC determinations.

Frequently Asked Questions (Delhi Electricity)

Common consumer questions on rates, slabs, cycles, and subsidies

How does the Delhi domestic electricity subsidy scheme operate?
Under the Delhi Government voluntary subsidy scheme, registered residential consumers consuming up to 200 units per month receive a 100% bill waiver (₹0 net payable). For monthly consumption between 201 and 400 units, a targeted subsidy is deducted from the gross bill. Consuming above 400 units generally forfeits subsidy relief, making the full tariff payable.
What are the domestic electricity slabs in Delhi under DERC?
Delhi residential consumption is divided into progressive DERC telescopic tiers: 0–200 units at ₹3.00/unit, 201–400 units at ₹4.50/unit, 401–800 units at ₹6.50/unit, 801–1,200 units at ₹7.00/unit, and above 1,200 units at ₹8.00/unit, alongside sanctioned load charges, electricity duty, and Power Purchase Cost Adjustments (PPAC).
What additional surcharges appear on a Delhi electricity bill?
In addition to base energy slab rates and fixed capacity charges (₹20/kW), standard Delhi bills include an 8% Power Purchase Cost Adjustment (PPAC / FAC), a 5% State Electricity Duty, and a 3.80% Pension Trust surcharge levied on energy charges.
How is a bill calculated for 250 units in Delhi?
For 250 units monthly (with 2 kW load): first 200 units cost ₹600 (200 × ₹3.00), the next 50 units cost ₹225 (50 × ₹4.50), yielding base energy charges of ₹825. Adding fixed charges (₹40), PPAC (₹87.50), meter rent (₹15), and statutory duty (₹43.25) gives ₹1,011 gross. With Delhi's 50% energy subsidy rebate (₹508), the net bill is ₹508 net after subsidy. Assumptions: 2 kW load, monthly billing cycle, gross ₹1,011 / net ₹508.
Which distribution company serves my area in Delhi?
Delhi power distribution is divided by zones: BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) covers South and West Delhi; BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) covers Central and East Delhi; Tata Power-DDL serves North and Northwest Delhi; and the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) manages the central Lutyens administrative zone.
How can I check or pay my Delhi electricity bill online?
You can view and pay your electricity bill through the official BSES portal (bsesdelhi.com), Tata Power-DDL portal (tatapower-ddl.com), NDMC portal, or the Delhi Government mobile apps using your 9-digit or 11-digit Consumer Account (CA) number.

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