Your electricity bill.
One click closer.
Find your electricity company.
Open its official bill portal. Get on with your day.
ONE STARTING POINT
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An independent guide. Your electricity company provides the bill and handles payments.
About BijliBills ↗A bill is easier
in three parts.
A quick check before you download, compare or pay.
- 01
Find the right company
Look at the supplier name on your bill. A nearby city alone may not identify the correct provider.
- 02
Match your meter readings
Compare the bill's previous and current readings with the matching register and billing dates.
- 03
Understand the amount due
Unit consumption is only part of the total. Fixed charges, taxes, adjustments and arrears may also apply.
Know what
you used.
Two meter readings. One clear difference. Check the units between readings before you look at the charges.
How to read your meterFor cumulative kWh registers. Compare the same register and dates. Calculate peak and off-peak readings separately.
Ready when you are.
Enter both readings and your meter multiplier.
Formula: (current reading − previous reading) × multiplier. Meter replacement or rollover needs a separate reading check.
A clearer answer
to the next question.
All guides Where is my reference number?
Look near the top of an earlier bill. PITC portals generally use a 14-digit reference number. LESCO also accepts an 11-digit customer ID; the other PITC forms linked here use 10-digit customer IDs. K-Electric uses a 13-digit account number.
Can I pay on BijliBills?
No. BijliBills is an independent guide. It does not collect bill payments or issue receipts. Follow your electricity company's own payment instructions and confirm the payment through the provider or payment service you use.
What if the portal does not load?
Check that the supplier matches your bill, then retry the official portal later or use the contact information printed on your bill. A portal error does not confirm an unpaid balance or a payment failure.
Why does my bill show more than the units?
The units measure consumption. The amount due may also include fixed charges, taxes, fuel or quarterly adjustments, arrears and other entries. Check each line on your actual bill; this homepage does not estimate a current tariff.