Check FESCO Bill Online | July 2026

Haven’t checked your FESCO bill online yet? No worries! At fescobills.net.pk, we provide a simple, user-friendly tool to check your duplicate bill from the comfort of your home. Simply enter your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID, and you’re all set. Please note that fescobills.net.pk is an independent website, not officially affiliated with FESCO — all bill data displayed is retrieved from FESCO’s official resources and provided for your convenience.

Additionally, we provide extra tools to check your FESCO bills history and even calculate your upcoming bill using FESCO Bill Calculator based on your energy usage.

How To Check FESCO Bill Online

For checking your FESCO bill online, what you just need to have is either your 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID, which can be found in the top left corner of your previous bill. As you have your reference number or consumer id, just enter it into the tool & click the “check bill” button. Just after doing it, your bill will be displayed on the screen.

How To Print & Download Your Duplicate FESCO Bill

As you check your FESCO bill online, your next step can be to print & download your FESCO bill. Here you go, Once you’ve entered your reference number or consumer ID, bill will be displayed. In the top center of your bill, you’ll have an option to print bill. As you click on it, your bill will be printed and will automatically be saved in the document folder of your device.

Receive FESCO Bill Via Email

If you’re tired of checking your bill at the end of every month, we’ve got you covered! We offer you a monthly bill email service. By using this service, your bill will be automatically sent to your email as your bill date arrives. Bonus point of this service is that it is completely free for you.

To subscribe this service, simply enter your email address and reference number, then send it to our Support Email. Now you are free from the frustration of monthly bill checks.

Receive FESCO Bill Via SMS

We often have issues with the internet. It feels very frustrating when the bill date arrives & we have to check our bill. Fortunately, FESCO offers a convenient solution. To help you with that, FESCO has introduced an SMS bill-checking service. Using this service by just sending a message on 8334, You can access your bill even during internet outages.

To receive your Bill as an SMS, Simply type ‘pitc<space><14-digit-reference-code>’ & then send it to ‘8334’ and you’ll receive your bill without any hassle.

About FESCO:

FESCO (Faisalabad Electric Supply Company) has been distributing electricity across Punjab since 1998, currently serving over 5.4 million consumers across eight regions. Known for its low distribution charges and high bill collection efficiency, FESCO is regarded as one of the top electricity distribution companies in the country.

Tips To Reduce Your Electricity Bill

Electricity rates keep climbing, so small changes in daily habits can make a real difference on your FESCO bill. A few practical ones:

1. Unplug chargers and appliances when not in use — many devices still draw power on standby.
2. Set your air conditioner to 26°C instead of lower; each extra degree adds noticeably to your consumption.
3. Switch to energy-efficient bulbs and appliances, such as fluorescent or LED lighting, instead of conventional bulbs.
4. Shift heavier usage — running your AC, washing machine, or iron — outside FESCO’s peak hours listed below.
5. Keep your wiring and appliances well-maintained; poorly maintained equipment often draws more power than it should.

FESCO Bill Peak Hours

Certain hours of the day see a significant spike in the cost per unit of electricity. If you want to avoid a large bill due to just a few of these peak hours, follow the tips provided above to help lower your electricity usage during these times.

Areas Under FESCO:

FESCO manages electricity distribution across eight districts in Punjab: Faisalabad, Jhang, Chiniot, Sargodha, Toba Tek Singh, Mianwali, Khushab, and Bhakkar, ensuring consistent power distribution, maintaining the electrical infrastructure, addressing consumer concerns, and managing the overall energy supply within these designated regions. This covers infrastructure maintenance, fault resolution, and load management for a population of over 26 million.

FESCO Operational Circles

FESCO manages its service territory through operational circles, each overseeing multiple divisions and sub-divisions closer to consumers. As of 2023, FESCO’s Board of Directors and the Power Division approved the creation of a new Toba Tek Singh Circle, split off from the previously larger Jhang Circle, to improve local service coverage.

Note: Circle boundaries and the number of divisions/sub-divisions under each circle can be revised by FESCO from time to time. For the most current structure or to locate your specific division/sub-division office, contact FESCO directly or visit your nearest customer service center.

Electrical Safety Measures for FESCO Consumers

We are all aware of the numerous accidents, including fatalities, caused by electricity. Whereas, electrical accidents are completely preventable in most cases, and a few basic habits go a long way.

• Always cut the power supply before handling metal appliances or doing any wiring work yourself.
• Make sure switches, plugs, and fuses match your system’s actual load — undersized fuses are a common cause of overheating.
• Keep circuit breakers in place for high-draw devices like air conditioners.
• Never leave wires exposed or run damp clothing over them.
• If your area sees frequent voltage fluctuations, an automatic voltage regulator is worth installing to protect appliances like your fridge or TV from damage.
  

Install TOU/TOD Meters

A TOU/TOD (Time of Use/Time of Day) meter is a specialized electricity meter provided by WAPDA for its customers. It promotes more efficient energy usage by dividing the day into specific time slots, such as peak and off-peak hours, each with different rates.

This system allows consumers to save money by using electricity during off-peak hours when rates are lower. If your current meter is not a TOU/TOD meter, you can apply for a conversion or request a FESCO new connection.

How To Check Shut-down & Load-Shedding Schedule Of FESCO

FESCO offers its customers access to the load shedding schedule, allowing them to stay informed and prepared. Here’s how to access the schedule:

Visit the CCMS website. Click on “Feeder Details” located in the header section. Input the 14-digit reference number from your electricity bill and then select “Search.” In the displayed graph, “OFF” indicates the periods when electricity will be unavailable, i.e., during load shedding. You can also view the schedule by selecting the “Search by Grid Station, Feeder, City” option.

Customer Complaint Management System(CCMS)

FESCO has developed a Customer Complaint Management System (CCMS) that allows customers to report and address issues related to their electricity services.

• Register Complaint at CCMS Against FESCO:
  If you have any issues with your bill, the complaint submission process is straightforward. Follow the following steps:
  • Visit the CCMS website.
  • In the header section, select “Register your Complaint.”
  • On the left-hand side, enter your Reference Number, Contact Number, or CNIC Number.
  • Provide your basic information, then select the complaint category, complaint type, and include details of the complaint.
  • Attach a photo as evidence of the issue you’re reporting.
  • To finish the process, click on “Submit Complaint.”
• How to Track Compliant Against FESCO Bill using CCMS:
  Once you have successfully submitted your complaint against the bill, tracking your complaint is straight forward. Follow the following steps:
  • Go to the CCMS website.
  • Log in or sign in to your account. 
  • Click on ‘Track by Reference’ in the header area.
  • Enter your reference number and click “Submit.”
  • Your complaint status will be displayed.

How To Access & Use FESCO Helpline

If you encounter any issues and need assistance. FESCO offers 24/7 customer support, ensuring you can request help at any time. You can contact FESCO directly through their helplines provided below:

Contact Information

Pay Your FESCO Bill Online

FESCO offers customers multiple online payment options for paying their bills, including major mobile wallets and banking apps — JazzCash, Easypaisa, NayaPay, or your bank’s own app (HBL and others support this too). The process is largely the same across all of them: open the app, go to the Bills or Utility Payments section, select “Electricity” and search for FESCO, then enter your reference number. Confirm the bill details shown match your actual bill, then complete the payment.

Credit card payment works the same way through your bank’s app or online portal — just select “Credit Card” as the payment method at the confirmation step. Make sure you have a stable connection before confirming any payment, since interrupted transactions can sometimes cause double charges.

Bill Payment Due Date Extension

If you’re unable to pay your FESCO bill by the due date, you can request a short extension through your local FESCO subdivision office. Approval authority typically depends on the bill amount, following the standard pattern used across Pakistani DISCOs:

These tiers reflect the general authority structure used across DISCOs for extension requests. Exact rupee thresholds and approval timelines can vary and are set internally by FESCO — always confirm current figures with your subdivision office before relying on a specific number.

FESCO Bill Installment Plan

For unusually large bills, FESCO’s installment facility allows consumers to spread payment across several months rather than paying the full amount at once. This is generally available once per consumer per year, and the number of installments allowed typically increases with the approving authority’s seniority:

How to apply:

1. Visit your local FESCO subdivision office with your latest bill and CNIC.
2. Request an installment plan in writing, explaining your circumstances.
3. The relevant authority (based on your bill amount) will review and approve the number of installments.
4. Continue paying your regular monthly bill alongside each installment amount to avoid disconnection.

As with extensions, exact thresholds and installment counts are set at FESCO’s discretion and may be revised. Confirm the current policy with your subdivision office when applying.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)