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Electricity Bill Calculator

Calculate your NEA electricity bill based on units consumed. Supports domestic and commercial tariffs.

Estimated Monthly Bill

NPR 355.00

Includes NPR 300 rebate for on-time payment (≤150 units)

Bill Breakdown

0-20 units(20 × min charge)
NPR 50.00
21-30 units(10 × NPR 5.5)
NPR 55.00
31-50 units(20 × NPR 6)
NPR 120.00
51-100 units(50 × NPR 8)
NPR 400.00
Energy ChargeNPR 625.00
Service ChargeNPR 30.00
On-time Rebate- NPR 300.00
Total PayableNPR 355.00

NEA Domestic Tariff Rates

UnitsRate (NPR/unit)
0-20Min NPR 50
21-30NPR 5.50
31-50NPR 6.00
51-100NPR 8.00
101-150NPR 9.50
151-250NPR 9.50
251-400NPR 11.00
401+NPR 13.00

* NPR 3/unit rebate for ≤150 units when paid by due date. Service charge: NPR 30/month.

NEA Electricity Tariff Rates

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) charges electricity based on a slab-rate system. Domestic consumers pay progressively higher rates as consumption increases. The first 20 units per month have a minimum charge, while heavy consumers (above 400 units) pay the highest per-unit rate. A rebate of NPR 3 per unit is given for consumption up to 150 units when paid within the due date.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is electricity bill calculated in Nepal?

NEA uses a slab-based tariff system. Domestic users pay increasing rates as consumption rises. The first 20 units have a minimum charge, and rates go up progressively. A rebate of Rs 3/unit is given for consumption up to 150 units if paid on time.

What is the electricity tariff rate in Nepal?

For domestic users: 0-20 units is minimum Rs 30-50, 21-30 units at Rs 5/unit, 31-50 at Rs 6, 51-150 at Rs 8, 151-250 at Rs 9.50, 251-400 at Rs 11, and above 400 at Rs 13/unit.

Does NEA charge differently for commercial use?

Yes, commercial tariff rates are significantly higher than domestic rates. Industrial and commercial users pay different slab rates. Use our calculator above and select 'Commercial' to see your estimated bill.

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