MePDCL बिजली टैरिफ 2026-27 — मेघालय

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Domestic (DLT)

Three telescopic slabs on ₹90 per kVA per month. The slabs barely differ — ₹5.00, ₹5.04 and ₹5.10 — so consumption has almost no effect on the rate you pay.

Kutir Jyoti / BPL — metered, up to 30 units

₹4.57/unit for BPL metered connections, for consumption up to 30 units a month. Beyond 30 units the excess is billed at ordinary domestic slab rates.

Kutir Jyoti — unmetered

A flat ₹210 per connection per month, with no metering and no energy charge.

ℹ️ Meghalaya's domestic slabs are almost flat — ₹5.00, ₹5.04 and ₹5.10 — so unlike most states, cutting consumption to stay under a slab boundary saves you essentially nothing here. What matters instead is the fixed charge, which is levied per kVA of load rather than per kW, so it is your sanctioned load and power factor that drive the standing cost. The domestic category is broad: it also covers places of worship, non-profit hospitals and schools, hostels, dharamshalas and community halls. Domestic bills here include Meghalaya's 5 paise/unit electricity duty; other State levies are charged in addition.

ℹ️ Non-domestic is a single rate on every unit — ₹7.45 — with no slabs at all, against a ₹170 per kVA monthly fixed charge. That is nearly twice the domestic energy rate and nearly twice the domestic fixed charge, so the commercial/domestic classification of a connection matters far more in Meghalaya than any consumption threshold. Electricity duty and other State levies are charged in addition.