Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Ltd. supplies power to Entire Chhattisgarh. Use this page to check CSPDCL's 2026-27 tariff and calculate your provisional bill.
Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Ltd.
CSPDCL scored 70.4 and ranks 19 of 54 state and private distribution utilities — up a grade from the 13th report.
The rating scores the utility’s financial and operational performance — AT&C losses, billing and collection efficiency, the gap between what supply costs and what it earns, and the regulatory support the utility gets. It is not a measure of supply reliability or customer service, and it does not affect your tariff.
Next 5 kW (above 5 up to 10) — ₹30/kW/month₹30/kW/mo
Above 10 kW — ₹50/kW/month₹50/kW/mo
Electricity Duty11%
Electricity Duty Cess₹0.10/unit
ℹ️ Both halves of a Chhattisgarh bill are telescopic. Energy: 150 units bills the first 100 at ₹4.40 and the next 50 at ₹4.50. Fixed charge: a 7 kW connection pays ₹20/kW on the first 5 kW plus ₹30/kW on the remaining 2 kW — ₹160, not 7 × ₹30. The fixed charge is also a monthly minimum, payable whether or not any energy is consumed. BPL consumers are billed on this same LV-1 schedule; the State Government's domestic subsidy is applied separately by order and is not modelled here. The CSERC schedule expressly excludes any tax or duty on electrical energy; those are notified separately by the State Government and are not included here, so your printed bill will carry them in addition.
LV-2 (Non-Domestic / Commercial)
Supply type
Energy charge
Fixed charge
Duty & other
LV-2.1 — Single phase non-domestic (up to 5 kW)
0 – 100units₹6.50/unit
100 – 400units₹7.60/unit
Above 400units₹9.10/unit
₹60/kW/mo
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LV-2.2(A) — Three phase non-domestic, up to 15 kW
0 – 400units₹7.50/unit
Above 400units₹9.00/unit
₹130/kW/mo
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LV-2.2(B) — Three phase non-domestic, above 15 kW
Above 0units₹8.40/unit
₹210/kW/mo
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LV-2.3 — Electric vehicle charging stations
Above 0units₹7.13/unit
₹0/mo
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Who each rate applies to
LV-2.1 — Single phase non-domestic (up to 5 kW)
Shops, offices, clinics, restaurants, coaching centres and similar on a single-phase connection up to 5 kW. Fixed charge ₹60/kW/month, which is also the monthly minimum whether or not you consume anything.
LV-2.2(A) — Three phase non-domestic, up to 15 kW
Three-phase non-domestic up to 15 kW. Billed on demand: ₹130/kW/month on the billing demand, which is also the monthly minimum.
LV-2.2(B) — Three phase non-domestic, above 15 kW
A single rate on all units, with a heavier demand charge of ₹210/kW/month on the billing demand.
LV-2.3 — Electric vehicle charging stations
Flat ₹7.13/unit on all units with no fixed charge. The same rate applies to LV consumers who opt for minus metering.
ℹ️ Non-domestic splits by phase and load: single phase up to 5 kW (LV-2.1), three phase up to 15 kW (LV-2.2 A) and above 15 kW (LV-2.2 B), plus a separate EV-charging rate. The fixed/demand charge is a monthly minimum in every case. CSERC also allows a 10% energy discount for registered women's self-help groups and for clinics in notified rural and tribal-development areas, and 25% for mobile towers in those areas — none of which is applied automatically here. The CSERC schedule expressly excludes any tax or duty on electrical energy; those are notified separately by the State Government and are not included here, so your printed bill will carry them in addition.
Estimate your CSPDCL bill
Enter your units and sanctioned load for an itemised CSPDCL estimate. The result breaks
the bill into energy charge, fixed or demand charge, FPPA, duty,
and late-payment surcharge where applicable.
Domestic supply. The bracket in each option is the eligibility
limit — pick the one your connection actually falls under, because the rates differ
sharply between them. For commercial supply, time-of-day, solar export or arrears, the
full calculator carries every field.
CSPDCL FPPA — latest verified rate and trend
Latest verified CSPDCL FPPA (Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment)
Typical domestic examples for a 2 kW LV-1 (Domestic) connection, computed with the same engine as the calculator. Use them as a quick sanity check; your actual bill changes with sub-category, arrears, FPPA, duty and billing-period length.
The slab-wise price of the units consumed during the billing period. In telescopic slabs, each band is billed at its own rate.
Fixed charge
A monthly charge linked to sanctioned load, connected load, billing demand or consumer category. It applies even when usage is low.
Electricity duty
A statutory government levy. Depending on the state, it may apply on energy charges, fixed charges, or selected bill components.
FPPA (Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment)
Fuel and power-purchase adjustment. It changes more often than the base tariff and may appear as a charge or a credit.
Arrears
Unpaid balance, corrections, security-deposit adjustments or previous-cycle amounts carried into the current bill.
LPSC
Late Payment Surcharge on overdue amounts. Check the due date and pay through the official DISCOM channel to avoid it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate my CSPDCL electricity bill?
Open the CSPDCL bill calculator, enter your units consumed and sanctioned load, and it applies the 2026-27 CSPDCL slab rates, fixed charge and other charges to produce an itemised provisional bill.
What is the cheapest domestic electricity rate on CSPDCL?
CSPDCL's domestic energy charge starts at ₹4.4 per unit and rises to ₹8.8 per unit in the highest slab (LV-1 (Domestic)), plus a monthly fixed charge (latest available estimate). The full slab table is above.
How do I pay my CSPDCL electricity bill online?
Pay on the official CSPDCL portal at www.cspdcl.co.in. Use this page first to check what your bill should be, then pay on the authentic source.
CSPDCL consumer services
These services are provided by CSPDCL or the official state/DISCOM portal, not by TheDiscomBill. Use this block as a practical route map before you leave for the official site.
Pay bill or download bill
Use www.cspdcl.co.in for the final bill, receipt and payment status. The calculator here is only for checking whether the charge lines look reasonable.
For supply, billing or meter complaints, use the official complaint portal first and keep the complaint number. The common electricity helpline in India is 1912 where supported by the state or DISCOM.
Apply for a new connection, ownership update or sanctioned-load change through the official portal. Match the load you apply for with the fixed-charge section in the tariff table below.
FY 2026-27 (CSERC Tariff Schedule for FY 2026-27, applicable from 01-Jul-2026)
Page updated
2 September 2026
Figures are provisional estimates built on publicly available Chhattisgarh tariff orders. Always verify against your official CSPDCL bill — rates vary by sub-category, slab and city.