Calculating an electricity bill manually can become complicated when consumption slabs, sanctioned-load limits, fixed monthly charges, consumer categories, and State Electricity Duty are applied separately. The calculation becomes even more important when the monthly electricity usage crosses from one domestic tariff slab into another.
- What Is the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
- How to Use the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
- Calculate Your APDCL Electricity Bill in Simple Steps
- Key Features of This APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator
- Why Is Our APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator Different From Other Tools?
- APDCL Assam FY 2026-27 Tariff Rates and Consumer Categories
- LT-I Jeevan Dhara Electricity Tariff
- LT-II Domestic-A Telescopic Tariff
- LT-III Domestic-B Telescopic Tariff
- Commercial LT-IV Electricity Tariff
- Small Industries Urban LT-VIII(ii) Tariff
- HT Domestic, HT Commercial, and EV Charging Categories
- How Fixed Charges Affect the APDCL Electricity Bill
- State Electricity Duty Applied to APDCL Bills
- How the Estimated APDCL Electricity Bill Is Calculated
- Why Selecting Domestic-A or Domestic-B Correctly Is Important
- Electricity-Saving Tips for APDCL Consumers
- Frequently Asked Questions
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator is a smart online utility designed for consumers served by Assam Power Distribution Company Limited. It helps domestic households, low-income Jeevan Dhara consumers, commercial establishments, small industries, and other eligible electricity users estimate their monthly power expenses before receiving the official bill.
Using the supplied Assam Electricity Regulatory Commission FY 2026-27 tariff structure, the calculator applies Jeevan Dhara LT-I rates, Domestic-A LT-II telescopic slabs, Domestic-B LT-III tariffs, Commercial LT-IV charges, Small Industries LT-VIII(ii) rates, fixed monthly or load-based demand charges, and 5% State Electricity Duty.
APDCL supplies electricity across important areas of Assam, including Guwahati, Silchar, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Nagaon, Tezpur, and surrounding urban, rural, commercial, and industrial regions.
Electricity consumption can differ significantly across these locations. A household in Guwahati may use electricity for cooling, water pumping, lighting, and household appliances, while a commercial establishment in Silchar, an office in Jorhat, or a small industrial unit in Dibrugarh may have a higher monthly consumption and sanctioned load.
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator simplifies the calculation by displaying slab-wise energy charges, fixed monthly or demand charges, electricity duty, and the estimated net payable amount in a clear itemized format.
What Is the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator is an online electricity bill estimation tool developed for consumers of Assam Power Distribution Company Limited. It calculates an expected monthly bill using electricity consumption, selected consumer category, and sanctioned load.
Unlike a basic calculator that multiplies all consumed units by one flat electricity rate, this tool follows the applicable tariff structure for each APDCL connection category.
Jeevan Dhara LT-I is designed for eligible low-load consumers. Domestic-A LT-II and Domestic-B LT-III connections follow different consumption brackets and load conditions. Commercial and industrial consumers are calculated through separate energy and fixed demand charges.
For example, if a Domestic-A consumer uses 220 units during one billing month, the complete consumption is not charged at the highest applicable rate. The units are divided into the applicable tariff slabs:
- The first 120 units are calculated at the first Domestic-A rate.
- The remaining 100 units are calculated at the second Domestic-A rate.
- The applicable fixed monthly charge is added separately.
- The configured 5% State Electricity Duty is then calculated.
This slab-wise calculation provides a more realistic estimate than multiplying all 220 units by a single electricity rate.
The calculator can support the following APDCL consumer categories:
- LT-I Jeevan Dhara
- LT-II Domestic-A
- LT-III Domestic-B
- LT-IV Commercial
- LT-VIII(ii) Small Industries Urban
- HT Domestic when the applicable tariff is configured
- HT Commercial when the applicable tariff is configured
- EV Charging when the applicable tariff is configured
The supplied tariff information includes detailed rates for Jeevan Dhara, Domestic-A, Domestic-B, Commercial LT-IV, and Small Industries Urban. HT and EV categories should only be calculated when their applicable official tariff rates have been added to the tool.
This makes the calculator useful for homeowners, tenants, landlords, shops, offices, hotels, restaurants, clinics, educational institutions, workshops, small production units, and other electricity consumers across Assam.
How to Use the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
Calculate Your APDCL Electricity Bill in Simple Steps
Keep your latest APDCL electricity bill or current meter reading ready, enter the required details, and receive an estimated monthly bill instantly.
1
Select the correct connection category, such as Jeevan Dhara, Domestic-A, Domestic-B, Commercial LT-IV, or Small Industries Urban.
2
Enter the total electricity units consumed during the monthly billing period. You can find the billed units on your latest APDCL bill or calculate them using the current and previous meter readings.
3
Enter the sanctioned or connected load in kW or kVA according to the selected category. The calculator uses this information to validate the connection type and calculate applicable demand charges.
4
Select Jeevan Dhara only when the connection satisfies the supplied eligibility limits of load up to 0.5 kW and monthly consumption up to 45 units.
5
Click the Calculate Bill button to view energy charges, fixed monthly or demand charges, 5% electricity duty, and the estimated net payable amount.
Key Features of This APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator
This calculator is designed around the supplied AERC FY 2026-27 tariff information and includes the main billing components required for estimating an Assam electricity bill.
AERC FY 2026-27 Tariff Structure
The calculator uses the supplied Assam tariff structure for Jeevan Dhara, domestic, commercial, and small industrial consumers.
Jeevan Dhara Eligibility Validation
The tool checks the supplied load and consumption limits before applying the special Jeevan Dhara electricity rate.
Domestic-A Telescopic Calculation
Domestic-A consumption is divided accurately across the 0–120, 121–240, 241–300, 301–500, and above 500-unit tariff brackets.
Domestic-B Tariff Support
Domestic-B consumers with higher sanctioned loads can calculate charges using the supplied 0–300, 301–500, and above 500-unit rates.
Commercial LT-IV Calculation
Commercial consumers can calculate their energy charge and sanctioned-load-based fixed demand charge separately.
Small Industries Urban Support
Eligible small industrial connections can estimate energy charges and fixed load charges using the supplied LT-VIII(ii) rates.
State Electricity Duty Breakdown
The configured 5% State Electricity Duty is calculated and displayed separately from energy and fixed demand charges.
Downloadable Itemized Report
The detailed report displays slab-wise energy charges, fixed charges, electricity duty, category details, and the estimated final payable amount separately.
Why Is Our APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator Different From Other Tools?
Estimating an APDCL electricity bill requires more than multiplying the total monthly units by one general electricity rate. Assam Power Distribution Company Limited uses different tariff categories based on monthly consumption, sanctioned load, connection type, and consumer usage.
Jeevan Dhara, Domestic-A, Domestic-B, Commercial LT-IV, and Small Industries LT-VIII(ii) connections have different energy rates and fixed-charge rules. Domestic-A and Domestic-B consumers also follow separate telescopic tariff brackets.
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator first validates the selected connection category and sanctioned-load range. It then divides monthly consumption into the applicable tariff slabs, calculates each slab separately, adds the fixed monthly or demand charge, and displays the configured 5% State Electricity Duty.
This category validation is especially important for Jeevan Dhara consumers. The special low-income tariff should only be applied when the connected load does not exceed 0.5 kW and monthly consumption remains within the supplied 45-unit limit.
Whether you are estimating a household bill in Guwahati, a commercial bill in Silchar, a Domestic-B connection in Jorhat, or a small industrial electricity expense in Dibrugarh, the calculator applies the selected APDCL tariff instead of using one common Assam electricity rate.
| Feature | APDCL Calculator | Basic Manual Estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Jeevan Dhara Validation | Checks the 0.5 kW load and 45-unit consumption limits | May apply the subsidized rate without checking eligibility |
| Domestic-A Calculation | Calculates all five telescopic slabs separately | May multiply all units by the highest rate |
| Domestic-B Calculation | Uses the dedicated higher-load domestic tariff | May incorrectly use Domestic-A rates |
| Commercial and Industrial Support | Calculates energy and sanctioned-load charges separately | May omit fixed demand charges |
| Electricity Duty | Displays the configured 5% duty separately | May exclude State Electricity Duty |
APDCL Assam FY 2026-27 Tariff Rates and Consumer Categories
The tariff applicable to an APDCL consumer depends on the connection category, sanctioned load, and monthly electricity consumption.
Jeevan Dhara applies to eligible low-load consumers, while Domestic-A and Domestic-B use separate telescopic tariff structures. Commercial and Small Industries connections follow category-specific energy rates and load-based fixed demand charges.
The following details are based on the supplied AERC FY 2026-27 tariff information used by this calculator.
LT-I Jeevan Dhara Electricity Tariff
Jeevan Dhara is intended for eligible low-income and low-load electricity consumers. The calculator validates the sanctioned load and monthly consumption before applying the special tariff.
| Eligibility Component | Applicable Limit or Rate |
|---|---|
| Maximum Sanctioned Load | Up to 0.5 kW |
| Monthly Consumption Limit | Up to 45 units |
| Energy Charge | ₹3.35 per unit |
| Fixed Monthly Charge | ₹40 per month |
Example: Eligible Jeevan Dhara Consumer
Suppose an eligible Jeevan Dhara consumer has a sanctioned load of 0.5 kW and uses 40 electricity units during the month.
- Energy charge: 40 × ₹3.35 = ₹134
- Fixed monthly charge: ₹40
- Subtotal before duty: ₹174
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
The calculator adds the applicable electricity duty and displays the estimated payable amount separately.
What Happens When Jeevan Dhara Limits Are Exceeded?
If the sanctioned load exceeds 0.5 kW or monthly consumption exceeds 45 units, the supplied Jeevan Dhara eligibility conditions are not satisfied.
In this situation, the calculator should display a validation warning and avoid applying the ₹3.35 per unit rate automatically. The consumer should select the appropriate Domestic-A or other applicable category shown on the official APDCL bill.
LT-II Domestic-A Telescopic Tariff
Domestic-A generally applies to eligible domestic consumers with a sanctioned load above 0.5 kW and up to 5 kW under the supplied tariff information.
This category follows five monthly telescopic consumption slabs.
| Monthly Consumption Slab | Energy Charge | Fixed Monthly Charge |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 120 Units | ₹4.25 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| 121 – 240 Units | ₹6.30 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| 241 – 300 Units | ₹7.20 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| 301 – 500 Units | ₹7.40 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| Above 500 Units | ₹8.19 per unit | ₹70 per month |
How the Domestic-A Telescopic Calculation Works
Under telescopic billing, only the units falling within a particular consumption bracket are calculated at that bracket’s rate.
For example, if a Domestic-A consumer uses 220 units, the complete consumption is not charged at ₹6.30 per unit.
- First 120 units: Calculated at ₹4.25 per unit
- Remaining 100 units: Calculated at ₹6.30 per unit
- Fixed monthly charge: ₹70
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
Example: Domestic-A Consumer Using 220 Units
- First slab charge: 120 × ₹4.25 = ₹510
- Second slab charge: 100 × ₹6.30 = ₹630
- Total energy charge: ₹1,140
- Fixed monthly charge: ₹70
- Subtotal before duty: ₹1,210
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
The calculator combines the energy charge, fixed charge, and applicable duty to display the estimated net payable amount.
Example: Domestic-A Consumer Using 550 Units
A Domestic-A consumer using 550 units enters all five supplied tariff slabs.
- First 120 units: 120 × ₹4.25 = ₹510
- Next 120 units: 120 × ₹6.30 = ₹756
- Next 60 units: 60 × ₹7.20 = ₹432
- Next 200 units: 200 × ₹7.40 = ₹1,480
- Remaining 50 units: 50 × ₹8.19 = ₹409.50
- Total energy charge: ₹3,587.50
- Fixed monthly charge: ₹70
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
LT-III Domestic-B Telescopic Tariff
Domestic-B applies to eligible higher-load residential consumers with a sanctioned load above 5 kW and up to 30 kW under the supplied category information.
| Monthly Consumption Slab | Energy Charge | Fixed Monthly Charge |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 300 Units | ₹6.75 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| 301 – 500 Units | ₹6.95 per unit | ₹70 per month |
| Above 500 Units | ₹7.74 per unit | ₹70 per month |
Example: Domestic-B Consumer Using 600 Units
Suppose a Domestic-B consumer uses 600 units during one monthly billing cycle.
- First 300 units: 300 × ₹6.75 = ₹2,025
- Next 200 units: 200 × ₹6.95 = ₹1,390
- Remaining 100 units: 100 × ₹7.74 = ₹774
- Total energy charge: ₹4,189
- Fixed monthly charge: ₹70
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
Commercial LT-IV Electricity Tariff
The Commercial LT-IV category generally applies to eligible shops, offices, restaurants, hotels, clinics, institutions, business premises, and other non-domestic connections with a sanctioned load within the supplied 0.5 kW to 30 kW range.
| Tariff Component | Applicable Rate | Calculation Method |
|---|---|---|
| Energy Charge | ₹8.94 per unit | Monthly units × ₹8.94 |
| Fixed Demand Charge | ₹150 per kW/month | Sanctioned load × ₹150 |
Example: Commercial Connection With 3 kW Load
Suppose a Commercial LT-IV consumer uses 300 units and has a sanctioned load of 3 kW.
- Energy charge: 300 × ₹8.94 = ₹2,682
- Fixed demand charge: 3 × ₹150 = ₹450
- Subtotal before duty: ₹3,132
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
Small Industries Urban LT-VIII(ii) Tariff
The Small Industries Urban category is intended for eligible workshops, processing units, manufacturing establishments, production facilities, and other small industrial electricity connections.
| Tariff Component | Applicable Rate | Calculation Method |
|---|---|---|
| Energy Charge | ₹6.84 per unit | Monthly units × ₹6.84 |
| Fixed Demand Charge | ₹80 per kW/month | Sanctioned load × ₹80 |
Example: Small Industrial Connection
Suppose a Small Industries Urban consumer uses 600 units and has a sanctioned load of 8 kW.
- Energy charge: 600 × ₹6.84 = ₹4,104
- Fixed demand charge: 8 × ₹80 = ₹640
- Subtotal before duty: ₹4,744
- Electricity Duty: Calculated at the configured 5% rate
HT Domestic, HT Commercial, and EV Charging Categories
The calculator interface may include HT Domestic, HT Commercial, and EV Charging options. However, specific energy rates and fixed demand charges for these categories were not included in the supplied tariff data.
These categories should only be activated when their applicable AERC tariff values have been configured from the relevant official tariff information.
Until those rates are added, consumers should check the category and charges printed on their official APDCL electricity bill rather than relying on an unconfigured estimate.
How Fixed Charges Affect the APDCL Electricity Bill
Fixed charges are separate from monthly electricity consumption charges. They may be a flat monthly amount or a load-based demand charge depending on the selected consumer category.
- Jeevan Dhara: ₹40 per month
- Domestic-A: ₹70 per month
- Domestic-B: ₹70 per month
- Commercial LT-IV: ₹150 per kW/month
- Small Industries Urban: ₹80 per kW/month
Domestic fixed charges under the supplied data are flat monthly amounts. Commercial and Small Industries fixed demand charges are calculated by multiplying the sanctioned load by the applicable per-kW rate.
This is why entering the correct sanctioned load is particularly important for commercial and industrial electricity consumers.
State Electricity Duty Applied to APDCL Bills
The supplied calculator data includes State Electricity Duty at 5%. The calculator applies this percentage to the taxable bill component configured in the calculation system and displays the estimated duty separately.
Electricity Duty is different from the basic energy charge and fixed demand charge. The exact official amount can depend on the applicable statutory duty base, exemptions, tariff revisions, or consumer-specific instructions.
Consumers should compare the estimated duty with the electricity duty shown on their official APDCL bill.
How the Estimated APDCL Electricity Bill Is Calculated
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator prepares the monthly estimate through the following process:
- Select the correct APDCL connection category.
- Enter monthly electricity consumption in kWh.
- Enter the sanctioned load in kW or kVA when applicable.
- Validate the load and consumption limits for Jeevan Dhara.
- Apply the applicable Domestic-A or Domestic-B telescopic tariff slabs.
- Apply the category-specific flat rate for commercial or small industrial connections.
- Add the applicable flat monthly or load-based fixed charge.
- Calculate State Electricity Duty at the configured 5% rate.
- Display energy charges, fixed charges, duty, and the estimated net payable amount separately.
The official APDCL electricity bill may include additional amounts such as previous arrears, delayed payment surcharge, meter charges, security deposit adjustments, penalties, tariff revisions, or other account-specific items.
Why Selecting Domestic-A or Domestic-B Correctly Is Important
Domestic-A and Domestic-B use different tariff slabs and apply to different sanctioned-load ranges under the supplied data.
- Domestic-A: Load above 0.5 kW and up to 5 kW
- Domestic-B: Load above 5 kW and up to 30 kW
Selecting Domestic-A for a higher-load Domestic-B connection can produce an inaccurate estimate even when the monthly electricity units are entered correctly.
Consumers should check the category and sanctioned load printed on their latest APDCL bill before using the calculator.
Electricity-Saving Tips for APDCL Consumers
- Monitor monthly electricity units: Regular meter checks can help identify unexpected increases in consumption.
- Track domestic slab limits: Domestic-A consumers should monitor usage near 120, 240, 300, and 500 units.
- Check Jeevan Dhara eligibility: Eligible low-load consumers should monitor both the 0.5 kW load limit and 45-unit monthly limit.
- Use energy-efficient cooling appliances: Efficient fans, refrigerators, and air conditioners can reduce electricity usage during Assam’s warm and humid months.
- Replace old lights with LEDs: LED bulbs consume less electricity and generally last longer than traditional lighting.
- Switch off standby devices: Chargers, televisions, computers, and other appliances may continue consuming electricity while connected.
- Maintain water pumps: Proper pump servicing can reduce electricity consumption in homes and commercial premises.
- Use efficient refrigeration: Shops, restaurants, and households should maintain refrigerator seals and clean condenser coils regularly.
- Manage commercial operating hours: Offices and businesses should avoid unnecessary lighting, cooling, and equipment operation.
- Maintain industrial motors: Correctly sized motors and regular servicing can reduce energy losses in small industrial units.
- Review sanctioned load: Commercial and industrial consumers should ensure their approved load matches their actual requirements.
- Compare previous bills: Month-to-month comparisons can help identify faulty appliances, wiring issues, or unusual consumption patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
The APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator uses the supplied AERC FY 2026-27 tariff structure to estimate Jeevan Dhara, Domestic-A, Domestic-B, Commercial LT-IV, and Small Industries Urban electricity bills. It includes category-wise energy charges, applicable fixed charges, sanctioned-load-based demand charges, and the configured 5% State Electricity Duty. The official bill may differ because of arrears, delayed payment surcharge, meter adjustments, deposits, tariff revisions, or other account-specific amounts.
Which areas are covered by the APDCL Electricity Bill Calculator?
The calculator is designed for consumers served by Assam Power Distribution Company Limited, including Guwahati, Silchar, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Nagaon, Tezpur, and other APDCL service areas across Assam.
What is the APDCL Jeevan Dhara electricity tariff?
Under the supplied tariff data, eligible LT-I Jeevan Dhara consumers are charged ₹3.35 per unit with a fixed monthly charge of ₹40. The special category applies only when the sanctioned load and monthly consumption remain within the configured eligibility limits.
Who is eligible for the Jeevan Dhara category?
The supplied Jeevan Dhara conditions require a sanctioned load of up to 0.5 kW and monthly electricity consumption of up to 45 units. The calculator checks both values before applying the special tariff.
What happens if Jeevan Dhara consumption exceeds 45 units?
When monthly consumption exceeds 45 units or the sanctioned load exceeds 0.5 kW, the supplied Jeevan Dhara eligibility conditions are not satisfied. The calculator should display a warning and direct the consumer to select the applicable domestic category shown on the official APDCL bill.
What is the APDCL Domestic-A tariff?
Domestic-A LT-II follows telescopic tariff slabs. Under the supplied data, the first 120 units are charged at ₹4.25 per unit, units from 121 to 240 at ₹6.30, units from 241 to 300 at ₹7.20, units from 301 to 500 at ₹7.40, and units above 500 at ₹8.19 per unit.
How does the Domestic-A telescopic calculation work?
Under telescopic billing, monthly electricity consumption is divided across the applicable tariff brackets. Only the units falling within a particular slab are charged at that slab’s rate instead of applying the highest rate to the complete consumption.
How are 220 Domestic-A units calculated?
For 220 Domestic-A units, the first 120 units are calculated at ₹4.25 per unit and the remaining 100 units at ₹6.30 per unit. The fixed monthly charge and configured 5% electricity duty are then added separately.
What is the APDCL Domestic-B tariff?
Under the supplied tariff data, Domestic-B LT-III consumers are charged ₹6.75 per unit for the first 300 units, ₹6.95 per unit for units from 301 to 500, and ₹7.74 per unit for consumption above 500 units. A fixed monthly charge of ₹70 is also included.
What is the difference between Domestic-A and Domestic-B?
Under the supplied category information, Domestic-A generally applies to eligible residential connections with a load above 0.5 kW and up to 5 kW. Domestic-B applies to higher-load residential connections above 5 kW and up to 30 kW. Both categories use different tariff slabs.
Can I calculate my Guwahati electricity bill online?
Yes. Select the correct APDCL consumer category, enter the monthly electricity consumption and sanctioned load, and click the calculation button to view energy charges, fixed charges, electricity duty, and the estimated payable amount.
Can Silchar, Dibrugarh, and Jorhat consumers use this calculator?
Yes. The calculator can be used by APDCL consumers in Silchar, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Nagaon, Tezpur, Guwahati, and other areas served by Assam Power Distribution Company Limited.
Can commercial consumers use the APDCL bill calculator?
Yes. Shops, offices, hotels, restaurants, clinics, institutions, and other eligible non-domestic consumers can select Commercial LT-IV and estimate their monthly electricity charges.
How is the Commercial LT-IV bill calculated?
Under the supplied tariff data, Commercial LT-IV consumption is charged at ₹8.94 per unit. A fixed demand charge of ₹150 per kW per month is calculated according to the sanctioned load entered by the consumer.
Can small industrial consumers use this calculator?
Yes. Eligible Small Industries Urban LT-VIII(ii) consumers can estimate their electricity expenses using the supplied energy rate of ₹6.84 per unit and fixed demand charge of ₹80 per kW per month.
Does the calculator support HT Domestic and HT Commercial connections?
The calculator interface may include HT Domestic and HT Commercial options. However, specific tariff rates for these categories were not included in the supplied data. These options should only be activated after the applicable official tariff values have been configured.
Does the APDCL calculator support EV charging stations?
An EV Charging option may be included in the calculator interface, but the supplied tariff information does not contain a specific EV energy rate or fixed charge. EV charging estimates should only be enabled after the relevant official tariff has been added.
How is the 5% State Electricity Duty calculated?
The calculator applies the supplied 5% State Electricity Duty to the taxable billing component configured in the calculation system. The estimated duty amount is displayed separately from energy and fixed charges.
Why is entering the correct sanctioned load important?
The sanctioned load helps validate the Jeevan Dhara, Domestic-A, and Domestic-B categories. It also directly affects the fixed demand charge for Commercial LT-IV and Small Industries Urban connections. Entering an incorrect load can significantly change the estimated bill.
Where can I find my sanctioned load and tariff category?
The sanctioned load and tariff category are generally printed on the latest APDCL electricity bill or connection document. Consumers should enter the official details instead of estimating the load from installed appliances or equipment.
Why can the estimated amount differ from my official APDCL bill?
The official bill may include previous arrears, delayed payment surcharge, meter charges, security deposit adjustments, penalties, rounding differences, regulatory revisions, and other account-specific amounts that may not be included in the calculator estimate.
Can I download or print the detailed APDCL bill report?
Yes. The detailed report can display slab-wise energy charges, fixed monthly or demand charges, electricity duty, selected consumer category, sanctioned load, and the estimated final payable amount for viewing, printing, or downloading.
