QESCO • Quetta region

QESCO Bill Check Online 2026

Quetta Electric Supply Company. Check your QESCO electricity bill online for Quetta and across Balochistan — enter your reference number to view, print or download your latest bill. Free and instant.

About QESCO

QESCO, the Quetta Electric Supply Company, is the sole electricity distributor for the entire province of Balochistan. It has the largest service territory by area of any distribution company in Pakistan, covering vast and sparsely populated districts.

Areas QESCO serves

QESCO distributes electricity across Balochistan, including:

QuettaKalatSibiZhobMastungKhuzdar

QESCO bill check in Quetta

Whether you live in Quetta or elsewhere on the QESCO network across Balochistan, you can check your latest QESCObill here by reference number — there's no need to visit a QESCO customer-service centre in Quetta in person. It works the same way for homes, shops and offices on the QESCO supply.

How to check your QESCO bill

Find the 14-digit reference number at the top-left of your paper QESCO bill.
Type it into the box above and press Check QESCO Bill.
Your latest bill appears instantly. Download it as a PDF, print it, or share it on WhatsApp.

QESCO bill: frequently asked questions

How do I check my QESCO bill online?

Enter the 14-digit reference number from your Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) bill in the box above and we'll fetch your latest bill instantly, with no registration or login needed. You can then view it, print it, or download it as a PDF.

Which areas does QESCO cover?

QESCO supplies electricity to Quetta, Kalat, Sibi, Zhob, Mastung and Khuzdar, along with the surrounding towns.

Where is the reference number on my QESCO bill?

It's the 14-digit number printed at the top-left of your QESCO paper bill, usually labelled "Reference No". You can also look up your bill using your account or consumer ID.

Can I download a duplicate QESCO bill?

Yes. This page always shows your most recent QESCO bill, which you can save as a PDF or print. Handy for paying at the bank or keeping for your records.

Is checking my QESCO bill here free?

Completely free. QESCO bill checking on eBill Pakistan never requires a sign-up, and there are no charges to view or download your bill.

What is the helpline number for Quetta Electric Supply Company?

You can reach QESCO customer support on 118, the national DISCO helpline.

What does the reference number on my QESCO bill look like?

It is a 14-digit number printed at the top-left of your QESCO paper bill, usually labelled Reference No. or Consumer No.

Tariff & billing information

Your QESCO tariff is set by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), not by QESCO itself. Domestic consumers are billed on a slab system, where the per-unit rate steps up as monthly usage crosses thresholds such as 100, 200 and 300 units (with higher slabs beyond 300). The more units you use, the higher the rate applied to the upper portion. For the current approved rates, see the official NEPRA tariff page.

QESCO issues bills monthly, based on the reading taken from your meter. NEPRA also recognises protected domestic consumers (those who keep usage below a set threshold over several consecutive months), who are charged lower rates than unprotected consumers. A bill can additionally carry a fixed or minimum charge, a TV licence fee and applicable taxes. For a plain-language breakdown of how slabs, fuel price adjustment and taxes combine, see our guide to unit slabs, FPA & taxes.

QESCO helpline & contact (Quetta)

Complaint helpline: 118 — the national power-distribution complaint helpline used across Pakistan, including QESCO.
QESCO offices & customer service in Quetta: For QESCO's verified Quetta-area office numbers, complaint centres and regional contacts, use the official QESCO website. We link to the official source rather than publish numbers that may change.

Understanding your QESCO bill

A QESCO bill packs a lot into one page. The Reference No. is the 14-digit number at the top-left that identifies your connection. Units Consumed is the electricity used during the month, Amount Payable is the total due, and the Due Date is the last day to pay before a late-payment surcharge is added. Extra lines such as fuel-price adjustment and taxes appear as surcharges.

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