Haryana Electricity Tariff 2026-27 — Slab Rates by DISCOM
Tariffs last updated: 3 August 2026
Calculate your provisional electricity bill for any of Haryana's 2 distribution companies — DHBVN, UHBVN — with a full slab-wise breakdown for 2026-27, covering Gurugram, Faridabad, Rewari, Mahendragarh, Nuh, Palwal and more.
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Slab rates, fixed charge, fuel surcharge and duty for 2026-27, applied to
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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
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Haryana electricity tariff (2026-27)
All 2 DISCOMs in Haryana bill on the same schedule, set by the
state regulator — so the rates below apply whichever company serves you.
DS (Domestic Supply)
Supply type
Energy charge
Fixed charge
Duty & other
DS Category I — sanctioned load up to 2 kW
0 – 50units₹2.20/unit
Above 50units₹2.70/unit
₹0/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
DS Category II — sanctioned load up to 5 kW
0 – 150units₹2.95/unit
150 – 300units₹5.25/unit
300 – 500units₹6.45/unit
Above 500units₹7.10/unit
₹0–50/kW/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
DS Category III — sanctioned load above 5 kW
0 – 500units₹6.50/unit
500 – 1,000units₹7.15/unit
Above 1,000units₹7.50/unit
₹75/kW/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
Who each rate applies to
DS Category I — sanctioned load up to 2 kW
Domestic connections with sanctioned load up to 2 kW. No fixed charge. The schedule is published only up to 100 units a month.
DS Category II — sanctioned load up to 5 kW
The schedule most Haryana households are billed on. No fixed charge up to 300 units a month; ₹50/kW/month once consumption crosses 300 units.
DS Category III — sanctioned load above 5 kW
Domestic connections with sanctioned load above 5 kW. Fixed charge ₹75/kW/month at every consumption level.
ℹ️ Haryana picks the domestic schedule by sanctioned load, not by consumption: up to 2 kW is Category I, up to 5 kW Category II, above 5 kW Category III. Category II — the default here — pays no fixed charge at all until monthly consumption crosses 300 units. Electricity Duty (10 paise/unit) and Municipal Tax (5 paise/unit) are per-unit levies, so they do not scale with the rest of the bill.
NDS / LT Supply (Non-Domestic)
Supply type
Energy charge
Fixed charge
Duty & other
LT Supply — up to 10 kW
Above 0units₹6.45/unit
₹100/kW/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
LT Supply — above 10 kW and up to 20 kW
Above 0units₹6.80/unit
₹100/kW/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
LT Supply — above 20 kW and up to 50 kW
Above 0units₹6.60/unit
₹250/kW/mo
Electricity Duty₹0.10/unit
Municipal Tax₹0.05/unit
Who each rate applies to
LT Supply — up to 10 kW
Shops, offices and other non-domestic connections up to 10 kW. Energy is charged on kVAh (apparent units), so a poor power factor raises the bill directly.
LT Supply — above 20 kW and up to 50 kW
The energy rate drops to ₹6.60/kVAh at this band but the fixed charge rises to ₹250/kW/month. Above 50 kW the connection moves to the HT schedule.
ℹ️ The old Non-Domestic Supply schedule was merged into LT Supply, which is a flat rate per band of sanctioned load with no consumption slabs. Energy is billed on kVAh rather than kWh, so power factor feeds straight into the energy charge instead of a separate penalty.
Common Haryana bill calculations
Typical domestic examples for a 2 kW DS (Domestic Supply) 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.
Complain in this order and keep the complaint number at every step. Skipping a step is the commonest reason a genuine billing complaint is returned unheard.
The CGRF order, or proof the forum missed its deadline
Two deadlines worth knowing. Under the central Electricity Rights of Consumers Rules a grievance should normally be decided within 30 days and in any case within 45. And if the paper you received is an assessment under Section 126 for unauthorised use rather than an ordinary bill, it does not go to the CGRF at all — it is appealed to the Appellate Authority under Section 127, usually within 30 days.
How is the electricity bill calculated in Haryana?
Haryana bills combine slab-wise energy charges, a fixed/demand charge per kW (or kVA), a fuel & power purchase adjustment (FPPA) and electricity duty. Use our free calculator to get an itemised provisional bill for your DISCOM.
Which electricity distribution company serves my area in Haryana?
Haryana is served by 2 DISCOMs: DHBVN (South Haryana — Gurugram, Faridabad, Rewari); UHBVN (North Haryana — Panchkula, Ambala, Yamunanagar). Open your DISCOM above for its full tariff and an indicative bill.
What is the cheapest domestic electricity rate in Haryana?
The lowest domestic energy charge across Haryana DISCOMs starts at about ₹2.2 per unit (lowest slab), before fixed charges, FPPA and duty. Exact rates depend on your DISCOM and consumption slab.
Where do I complain about a wrong electricity bill in Haryana?
File first with your DISCOM — DHBVN, UHBVN — or on the 24×7 helpline 1912, and keep the complaint number. If it is not resolved, escalate to your DISCOM's Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF) and then to the Electricity Ombudsman, both constituted under HERC regulations. A grievance should normally be decided within 30 days and in any case within 45.
What is the current electricity tariff year for Haryana?
The rates shown are for 2026-27 (latest available).
Provisional estimates based on publicly available Haryana tariff orders (source: herc.gov.in). Verify against your official bill — rates vary by sub-category, slab and city.