TNEB Bill Calculator, Per Unit Rate 2023, House, Commercial (2024)

Enter the total unit consumed in Units or kWh. Then press the calculate button to see the result of total electricity consumption. Our TNEB bill Calculator works based on the new tariff declared by TN Government for the financial year 2023-24.

Enter the Number of Months and Demanded Load for all other Non Domestic Consumers. Domestic consumer just enter the electricity consumption.

Choose Unit of:
TNEB Unit Consumption:kWh
Connected Load:kW
Total Month:Month
Result – Total Energy Charges:INR
Result – Fixed Charges Amount:INR
Result – Electricity Duty Amount:INR
Result – Total Bill Amount:INR

What is Tariff:

The way of charging your electricity bill based on the consumption with different charges is called a tariff. i.e you have consumed 600 units means, you get different prices for each step of unit levels. You get small money for low units up to 100 and small amount hike with another level up to 200 units and again small hike for 500 units levels.

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TNEB Electrical tariff Rate 2023-24:

As per the latest Provisional Tariff subsidy for FY 2023-24 by the Government of Tamil Nadu, TNEB domestic tariff is splitted by two such as the rate for one unit varies between the consumption less than 500 units and above 500 units.

Note: The per unit rate for the single phase and three phase are same.

Less Than 500 Units:

If the consumer’s consumption is less than 500 units means, they has to pay zero charges for the first 100 units, ₹2.25 for the next 100 unit such as consumption between 101 to 200, ₹4.5 for the units between 200 to 400 and ₹6 per unit for the consumption between 400 to 500 units.

Power RangePer unit(₹)
>500 units0-100
101-2002.25
201-4004.5
401-5006

More than 500 Units:

In case, if the consumer consumes more than 500 units (even if one unit extra) then they shall pay ₹0 for the first 100 units, ₹4.5 per unit for next 300 units such as 101 to 400.

₹6 for the next 100 units between 401 to 500, ₹8 per unit between 501 to 600, ₹9 per unit for the 601 to 800 units, ₹10 for the next 801 to 1000 units. ₹ 11 per unit for the consumption for the all remaining units.

Above 500 Units0-100
101-4004.5
401-5006
501-6008
601-8009
801-100010
>100011

Hence the over TNEB rate per unit can be tabled as below.

TNEB Per Unit Rate For Domestic House
Power RangePer unit(₹)
Less than 500 Units0-100
101-2002.25
201-4004.5
401-5006
Above 500 Units0-100
101-4004.5
401-5006
501-6008
601-8009
801-100010
>100011

TNEB Electricity Bill Calculation Domestic:

Let us calculate the electricity bill for 263 units. For (0-100) units amount is 0 (100*0), for next 101 to 200 units the bill is 225 (2.25*100), next 63 units the charges is 283.5 (4.5 *63 ) INR.

Here our total bill amount is 508.5.

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TNEB Bill Calculation – 263 Units
SchemeTariff RangePer unit(₹)UnitsBill
Domestic0-100100
101-2002.25100225
201-4004.563283.5
Energy Charges508.5

Calculation for Unit Consumption above 500 Units:

Example:

Let take an example, you have consumed 846 units.

Look at the calculation the consumer shall pay ₹ 5460/- as electricity bill.

TNEB Bill Calculation – 846 Units
SchemeTariff RangePer unit(₹)UnitsBill
Domestic0-100100
101-4004.54001800
401-5006100600
501-6008100800
601-80092001800
801-10001046460
>100011
Total5460

If you absorb the above all tariff pattern, the different charges are applied for the same unit’s consumption.

LT Commercial Tariff:

Commercial consumer shall pay by two slaps such as less than 50kWh and above 50kWh. For consumption of less than 50kWh, the consumer shall pay ₹ 6 per unit and if the consumer reaches, more than 50 unit means, they fall in to the slap tariff based on their connected load.

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For first 50kW, the consumer shall pay 100 per kW per Month, for next 50 to 112kW, the consumer shall pay 300kW/kW/Month and for more than 112kW, you have to pay ₹ 550 per kW/Month.

LT Commercial
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – V0-50kWh6100/kW/Month
0-50 kW9.5100/kW/Month
50kW-112kW300/kW/month
>112kW550/kW/month

Huts Tariff:

TNEB bills ₹300 per service as fixed charges for the huts, small house, and single blub house. There is no slap rate for the huts consumer.

Huts
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IBAll300/Service/month

Bulk supply with single point metering:

Consumer for the Bulk supply with single point metering will be charged ₹8 per unit along with the 100 per month as fixed charges.

Bulk supply with single point metering
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – ICAll8100 Per Month

Common facilities in Multi-tenements & Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies

For Common facilities in Multi-tenements & Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies, they shall pay ₹ 8 for one unit and 100 per kW per month as fixed charges.

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Here the fixed charges will be calculated based on the demand.

Common facilities in Multi-tenements
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT-IDAll8100/kW/Month
Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIAAll8100/kW/Month

Government Educational Institutions its Hostel, Govt. Hospital, Other hospitals rendering totally free service:

Government Educational Institutions its Hostel, Govt. Hospital, Other
hospitals rendering totally free service
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIB (1)0-50 kW8100/kW/Month
50kW-112kW325/kW/month
>112kW550/kW/month

Private Educational Institutions/Hostel, Segregated Private Medical college

Private Educational Institutions/Hostel, Segregated Private Medical college
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIB (2)0-50 kW8.5100/kW/Month
50kW-112kW325/kW/month
>112kW550/kW/month

Actual places of Public worship:

Actual places of Public worship
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIC0-605.75100/kW/Month
>60 kWh7100/kW/Month

Cottage & Micro Industries

Cottage & Micro Industries
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIIA (1)0-2504.570/kW/Month
>2506.570/kW/Month
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Power Looms

Power Looms
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIIA (2)0-2506.5100/kW/Month
>2507.5100/kW/Month

Industries, Information Technology services:

Industries, Information Technology services
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IIIB0-50 kW7.575/kW/Month
50kW-112kW150/kW/month
>112kW550/kW/month

Agriculture and allied activities:

Agriculture and allied activities
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – IVAll3550/HP/Annum

Miscellaneous/General purpose:

Miscellaneous/General purpose
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
LT – VIAll12550/kW/Month

HT Tariff:

The categories of supply are as specified in the Tamil Nadu Electricity Distribution Code and Tamil Nadu Electricity Supply Code. The HT tariff specified for different categories of HT consumers are also applicable to the consumers who are supplied at EHT level in accordance with above said Codes.

In case of supply under HT Tariff I, II (A), II(B), III the use of electricity for residential quarters, within the premises, shall be metered separately by the Licensee at single point of supply, if opted by the consumer and only the energy so consumed shall be charged under LT Tariff IC. Such metered consumption shall be deducted from the total consumption registered in the main meter of the HT/EHT supply for billing.

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Industries, Factories, Information Technology Services

Industries, Factories, Information Technology Services
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
HT – IAll6.75550/kVA/month

Government Educational Institutions/Hospitals, Railway Traction, CMRL, Lift Irrigation societies, etc.

Government Educational Institutions/Hospitals, Railway Traction, CMRL,
Lift Irrigation societies, etc.
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
HT – IIAAll7550/kVA/month

Private Educational Institutions & its hostels, segregated Medical colleges:

Private Educational Institutions & its hostels, segregated Medical colleges
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
HT – IIBAll7.5550/kVA/month

HT Commercial:

Commercial
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
HT – IIIAll8.5550/kVA/month
Construction activities and other temporary purposes
TypeRangePer UnitFixed Charges
HT – IVAll12550/kVA/month

Note: Above TNEB Bill calculator is only applicable for domestic service and for industrial, commercial, School, public services etc, the per-unit cost will be varied. Also, those consumer needs to pay MD charges as extra.

Reference: TNEB Latest Tariff order

TNEB Bill Calculator, Per Unit Rate 2023, House, Commercial (2024)

FAQs

What is the charge per unit for commercial electricity in Tamilnadu? ›

Similarly, the retail tariff for commercial consumers has been increased by 2.4% to ₹8.70 (~$0.11)/kWh from ₹8.50 (~$0.10)/kWh. In September last year, the Commission announced the multi-year tariff trajectory for FY24 to FY27, approving a 6% annual tariff hike. The recent hike, however, is in the range of 2.2-2.5%.

How to calculate commercial electricity bill in Tamil Nadu? ›

Find the calculator: Visit the official TANGEDCO or TNEB website to access the bill calculator. Enter details: Input the necessary details, such as consumer number, billing cycle, and the total units consumed. Calculate: Once the details are entered, click on the calculate button to see the estimated amount.

What is the cost of 500 units of electricity in Tamilnadu? ›

Above 500 units:

It's free for the first 100 units, 101 to 200 units cost Rs. 3.5 per unit; next 201 to 500 units cost Rs. 4.6 per unit; and units over 500 costs Rs. 6.6 per unit.

What is the latest tariff rate of TNEB? ›

Above 400 units, the tariff is Rs 6 per unit up to 500 will. Above 500 units and up to 600, Rs 8 per unit will be charged. Above 600 units and up to 800, the tariff will be Rs 9 per unit. The cost per unit between 800 and 1,000 units is Rs 10 and the consumption above 1,000 units will attract Rs 11 per unit.

What is the commercial unit of charge? ›

Commercial unit of electrical energy is kWh (kilowatt-hour). It is defined as energy consumed by an appliance of 1kW when it is used for one hour.

What is the value of the commercial unit of power? ›

1 kW h = 3.6 × 106 J. Therefore, the kilowatt-hour (kW h) is a unit of energy equal to 1 kilowatt of power expanded for 1 hour.

What is the formula for commercial electricity? ›

Standard Electrical Formulas Used for Power Consumption Calculations
TO DETERMINE:SINGLE-PHASETHREE-PHASE
KVAI x E 1000I x E x 1.73 1000
KilowattsI x E x PF 1000I x E x 1.73 x PF 1000
HorsepowerI x E x %EFF x PF 746I x E x 1.732 x %EFF x PF 746
Amperes (when HP is known)HP x 746 E x %EFF x PFHP x 746 1.73 x E x %EFF x PF
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How do you calculate commercial unit of energy? ›

  1. Step 1: Commercial unit of electrical energy. The kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the commercial unit of electrical energy used by electricity boards. Step 2: Relation between kWh and joule. ...
  2. Step 2: Relation between kWh and joule. 1 k W h = 1 k W x 1 h o u r 1 k W h = 1000 W x 3600 s 1 k W h = 3600000 J 1 k W h = 3 . 6 x 10 6 J.
Jul 3, 2022

How much is 250 units of electricity? ›

Thus, 250 units of electrical energy is equal to 9×108 joules.

What is the cost of 600 units of electricity in Tamilnadu? ›

For Domestic Usage Only
Units (u)Subsidy (≤ 100 u)Unit Cost
≤ 600₹ 450₹ 8.00
≤ 800₹ 450₹ 0.00
₹ 4.50
₹ 6.00
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How to calculate unit in electricity? ›

For this, you will need to understand that it is measured in kWh (KiloWatt Hour), which equals 1000 watts consumed in one hour. A 2000W device would use 2000W in 1 hour, or 2 units (2000W * 1 hour). If you utilized it for 10 hours straight, the total energy output would be 2000*10 = 20000Wh = 20kWh, or 20 units.

How much unit of electricity is consumed by AC per day? ›

Electricity usage can vary depending on different factors. On average, a home air conditioner can use about 3,000 watts of electricity an hour. If you have it on all day, that's 72,000 watts of electricity a day! However, running it on the 'fan-only' mode will only consume about 750 watts an hour.

What is the cost of one unit? ›

A unit cost is the total expenditure incurred by a company to produce, store, and sell one unit of a particular product or service. Unit costs are synonymous with the cost of goods sold (COGS). This accounting measure includes all of the fixed and variable costs associated with the production of a good or service.

How many units are free in Tamil Nadu per month? ›

Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (Tangedco) faced a 500-cr fraud allegation by Power Engineers Society of Tamil Nadu (PESOT) rejected by TN Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) for lacking jurisdiction.

How many kWh is 1 unit? ›

1 unit of electricity = 1 kWh. The electricity used is generally charged for in “unit of electricity'. Killowatt-hours is the product of watts x time (one killowatt = 1000 watts). A two killowatt heater switched on for three hours will have used six killowatt-hours of electricity.

What is the cost of 1 unit commercial electricity in MP? ›

The price of electricity rate of residential connection is Rs. 7 per unit and avg. The price of electricity rate of commercial connections is Rs. 7 to 10 per unit.

What is the cost of 1 unit electricity in AP for commercial? ›

APEPDCL bill charges per unit
UnitsCost per unit
500Rs. 6.39
800Rs. 7.72
900Rs. 7.97
1000Rs. 8.17
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