To calculate Telangana electricity bill, enter the following details given below:
Telangana Electricity Bill Calculator
Mandatory & Standard Inputs
Use the fields below only if **tiered subsidy rules** apply (e.g., Free Units, Discounted Slabs).
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Current Electricity Rate in Telangana
| Usage slab (Units) | Rate per unit (in Rs.) |
|---|---|
| 0 – 50 units | ₹ 1.45 |
| 51 – 100 units | ₹ 2.60 |
| 101 – 200 units | ₹ 3.60 |
| 201 – 300 units | ₹ 5.00 |
| 301 – 400 units | ₹ 6.95 |
| Above 400 units | ₹ 7.50 |
Subsidies & Schemes in Telangana
- 1. Gruha Jyothi Scheme
- Under this scheme, domestic consumers get free electricity up to 200 units per month. Electricity used beyond 200 units is charged at the normal Rate per unit in Rs.
Domestic Electricity Rates in Nearby States
| State | Usage slab (Units) | Rate per unit (in Rs.) |
|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | 0 – 100 units | Free |
| “ | 101 – 200 units | ₹ 2.25 |
| “ | 201 – 500 units | ₹ 4.50 |
| Kerala | Up to 500 units | ₹ 7.90 |
| Karnataka | 0 – 200 units | Free (Gruha Jyoti) |
| “ | Above 200 units | ₹ 4.15 – ₹ 5.60 |
| Andhra Pradesh | 0 – 100 units | ₹ 1.45 |
| “ | 101 – 200 units | ₹ 2.60 |
| “ | Above 200 units | ₹ 6.70 |
| Maharashtra | 0 – 100 units | ₹ 5.88 |
| “ | 101 – 200 units | ₹ 7.00 |
| “ | 201 – 400 units | ₹ 8.50 |
How to Calculate Electricity Bill Manually
| Purpose | Formula |
|---|---|
| Units Consumed | Current Reading − Previous Reading |
| Energy Cost | Units × Rate per Unit |
| Subtotal | Energy Cost + Fixed Charges |
| Tax | Subtotal × (Tax % / 100) |
| Final Bill | Subtotal + Tax − Subsidy |
How to Use TankCalculator’s Telangana Electricity Bill Calculator
Calculating your electricity bill with this calculator is super simple you don’t need to be a math expert! Just follow these easy steps:
- 1. Enter your total units consumed (kWh):
- Check your electricity meter and you will find the number.
- 2. Add your standard rate per unit:
- Enter your unit rate and if you don’t know it there then go to your nearest power house and find out.
- 3. Want to use subsidy or slab-based billing?
- Enter the normal rate per unit that applies after the subsidy limit.
- Enter how many units are free (exp. 200 units is free).
- if state give extra limit based subsidy facility then:
- add the maximum and minimum limit for subsidized units (exp. From 250 to 350).
- Put the subsidy percentage (40%).
- add the maximum and minimum limit for subsidized units (exp. From 250 to 350).
- 4. Enter fixed charges and tax (Optional):
- If your electricity provider adds any fixed fees or taxes, you can include them here for a more accurate total, or leave it blank if you don’t have those fees.
- 5. Add flat bill deductions (Optional):
- Some state schemes or discounts give a direct reduction on your bill. You can enter that amount under “Flat Bill Deduction.
- 6. Click “Calculate Bill” Button:
- You will instantly see a complete breakdown of your energy costs, including each slab, fixed charges, taxes and deductions.
- 7. View your results beautifully:
- Your final due amount will appear with a detailed table and even a colorful pie chart showing where your money goes.
- 8. Export:
- You can print your electricity bill result, or you can also extract it in CSV file to calculate your next month’s electricity bill.
About TankCalculator’s Telangana Electricity Bill Calculator
For residents of Telangana, tracking and managing electricity expenses is now even easier with the Telangana Electricity Bill Calculator.
This electricity bill calculator helps you accurately estimate your monthly electricity bill based on the number of units consumed. you have to just enter your consumed units, and click on calculate button you will get the amount you owe. It’s a practical way to plan your budget, avoid unexpected bills, and stay in control of your energy costs. suitable for both homes and businesses, this calculator provides a quick and reliable way to understand your electricity charges in Telangana.
Features of TankCalculator’s Telangana Electricity Bill Calculator
- Simple and User Friendly: Our calculator provides a clean and user-friendly interface that is suitable for people of all ages.
- Supports Tiered Slabs & Subsidies: Perfect for state specific billing systems like Delhi, all customisation based on your slaps, current rates.
- Full Bill Breakdown: See how each component (energy, fixed charge, tax, deduction) adds up to your final bill.
- Understandable Pie Chart: See your cost and tax distribution in one simple, attractive chart.
- Export & Print Options: Export your calculated electricity bill in CSV format or print it directly for your records
- Data Security: We do not collect any data everything runs on your browser your data stays private.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who supplies electricity in Telangana?
Telangana’s electricity distribution is handled by two main state-owned companies: Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TSSPDCL/TGSPDCL), which serves the southern part of the state, and Telangana State Northern Power Distribution Company Limited (TGNPDCL), which serves the northern part of the state. These companies are responsible for delivering electricity to households, industries, and businesses within their respective areas in the state.
What is the source of electricity in Telangana?
Electricity in Telangana comes from multiple sources, mostly coal-fired thermal power plants like Yadadri Thermal Power Plant (YTPP) and NTPC Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station. Some hydro power is generated in the state from local projects, and electricity is also bought by the state from other states as per inter-state agreements.
Is TSSPDCL a government company?
Yes. The Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TSSPDCL). Established in 2014, is wholly owned by the Telangana state government and operates under its control
Which was the first thermal power plant in Telangana?
The Hussain Sagar Thermal Power Station, located in Hyderabad, was Telangana’s first ever thermal power plant. Commissioned in 1920 during the reign of the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad, it was India’s first thermal power station, with massive capacity of 22.5 MW. It operated until 1992 and was demolished in 1995 to make way for NTR Gardens.
Which is the largest NTPC power plant in Telangana?
The NTPC Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station, located in Peddapalli district, which is the largest NTPC facility in Telangana and It has an installed capacity of 2,600 MW, making it the largest power plant in South India and the first ISO 14001 certified “Super Thermal Power Station” in the country.