CSPDCL Bill Calculator

CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27

CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27

Calculate your estimated Chhattisgarh electricity bill using the FY 2026-27 CSPDCL tariff structure.

Enter the sanctioned/contracted load shown on your bill.
Enter the FPPAS percentage applicable to your current bill.
Enter a separate amount from your bill if applicable.
The official tariff states that eligible domestic subsidies are governed by the applicable State Government order.

CSPDCL Bill Estimate

Connection Category: –
Net Billed Units: 0
Tariff Slab Calculation
    Total Energy Charges: ₹ 0.00
    Fixed / Demand Charges: ₹ 0.00
    FPPAS: ₹ 0.00
    Electricity Duty / Tax: ₹ 0.00
    Subsidy / Credit: ₹ 0.00
    Estimated Amount Payable: ₹ 0.00
    This is an estimated bill calculation based on the FY 2026-27 CSPDCL/CSERC tariff structure. Actual bills may contain additional bill-specific items, applicable subsidies, FPPAS, duties, rebates, arrears, meter charges, ToD adjustments or other regulatory components.

    CSPDCL Tariff Slabs 2026-27

    Category Consumption Slab Energy Charge Fixed / Demand Charge
    LV-1 Domestic including BPL 0–100 units ₹4.40/unit ₹20/kW/month for first 5 kW;
    ₹30/kW/month above 5 kW up to 10 kW;
    ₹50/kW/month above 10 kW
    101–200 units ₹4.50/unit
    201–400 units ₹6.00/unit
    401–600 units ₹7.00/unit
    601+ units ₹8.80/unit
    LV-2.1 Commercial 0–100 units ₹6.50/unit ₹60/kW/month
    101–400 units ₹7.60/unit
    401+ units ₹9.10/unit
    LV-2.2 Commercial
    Three Phase ≤15 kW     		0–400 units ₹7.50/unit ₹130/kW/month demand charge
    401+ units ₹9.00/unit
    LV-2.2 Commercial
    Three Phase >15 kW     		All units ₹8.40/unit ₹210/kW/month demand charge

    Domestic energy charges and domestic fixed charges are telescopic under the FY 2026-27 tariff schedule.

    Frequently Asked Questions About CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27

    1. What is the CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27?
    The CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27 is an online estimate tool that calculates electricity charges using the FY 2026-27 tariff structure applicable to CSPDCL consumers. It provides slab-wise energy charges, fixed or demand charges and optional FPPAS, tax and subsidy adjustments.
    2. What is the CSPDCL domestic electricity rate in 2026-27?
    The FY 2026-27 LV-1 domestic rates are ₹4.40 per unit for 0–100 units, ₹4.50 for 101–200 units, ₹6.00 for 201–400 units, ₹7.00 for 401–600 units and ₹8.80 for units above 600.
    3. Are CSPDCL rural and urban domestic rates different?
    The current LV-1 tariff schedule used by the calculator applies the domestic tariff to both urban and rural domestic selections. The separate options are provided to make the calculator easier to use for consumers searching specifically for rural or urban CSPDCL billing.
    4. Is BPL electricity free in Chhattisgarh?
    BPL consumers are included within the LV-1 domestic tariff category. The tariff schedule states that domestic consumers are entitled to subsidy according to the applicable State Government order. Because the subsidy can be governed separately, this calculator allows the user to enter the applicable subsidy amount rather than assuming a fixed value.
    5. How is CSPDCL fixed charge calculated?
    For LV-1 domestic consumers, the fixed charge is telescopic. The schedule provides ₹20 per kW per month for sanctioned load up to 5 kW, ₹30 per kW per month for the portion above 5 kW and up to 10 kW, and ₹50 per kW per month for the portion above 10 kW.
    6. What is the commercial CSPDCL tariff for 2026-27?
    LV-2.1 single-phase commercial consumers have slab rates of ₹6.50, ₹7.60 and ₹9.10 per unit. LV-2.2 three-phase consumers up to 15 kW have rates of ₹7.50 and ₹9.00 per unit, while consumers above 15 kW have an energy charge of ₹8.40 per unit and a ₹210 per kW/month demand charge.
    7. How does rooftop solar net metering affect the calculation?
    When solar net metering is enabled, the calculator subtracts exported electricity from imported electricity to estimate net billed units. For example, 500 imported units and 200 exported units produce an estimated 300 net units. Actual solar settlement can depend on the applicable CSERC regulations and the consumer’s metering arrangement.
    8. What is FPPAS on a CSPDCL bill?
    FPPAS is the Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge. It can vary according to the applicable monthly adjustment, so this calculator provides an input field rather than permanently assuming one percentage.
    9. Can the calculator show the tariff slab calculation?
    Yes. After selecting the connection category and entering consumption, the result section shows exactly how the units are divided between the applicable tariff slabs and how much each slab contributes to the energy charge.
    10. Why can the actual CSPDCL bill differ from the calculator?
    The official bill can contain FPPAS, taxes, duties, subsidies, arrears, rebates, late-payment charges, meter-related charges, ToD adjustments and other bill-specific components. Therefore, this calculator should be treated as an estimate and the official CSPDCL bill should be used for final payment.

    CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27 – Complete Electricity Bill Guide

    The CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27 is designed for consumers who want to estimate their monthly electricity bill in Chhattisgarh before receiving the official bill. Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Limited, commonly known as CSPDCL, distributes electricity across the state. The retail tariff applicable to CSPDCL consumers is determined by the Chhattisgarh State Electricity Regulatory Commission, or CSERC. The latest tariff schedule for FY 2026-27 is applicable from July 1, 2026.

    The domestic category is classified as LV-1 and includes domestic as well as BPL consumers. The energy charge under the latest tariff structure is telescopic. This means that electricity consumption is divided into different blocks and each block is charged at its own rate. The first 100 units are charged at ₹4.40 per unit, the next 100 units at ₹4.50 per unit, consumption from 201 to 400 units at ₹6.00 per unit, 401 to 600 units at ₹7.00 per unit and consumption above 600 units at ₹8.80 per unit.

    Because the domestic tariff is telescopic, consumers should not simply multiply their total consumption by the highest applicable rate. For example, a household using 350 units is charged using the applicable portions of the lower slabs first and the remaining consumption is charged at the higher slab rate. The calculator automatically performs this slab-wise calculation and displays the individual slab amounts in the result section.

    Fixed charges are another important part of a CSPDCL domestic electricity bill. The FY 2026-27 schedule provides telescopic fixed charges based on sanctioned load. The first 5 kW is charged at ₹20 per kW per month, the portion above 5 kW and up to 10 kW is charged at ₹30 per kW per month, and load above 10 kW is charged at ₹50 per kW per month. The tariff schedule also treats fixed charges as a monthly minimum charge, meaning they can remain applicable even when electricity consumption is very low.

    This calculator provides separate options for domestic urban, domestic rural and BPL consumers. These choices are primarily intended to make the tool useful for different search queries and consumer groups. The current tariff schedule places domestic and BPL consumers in LV-1. Any additional BPL or domestic subsidy is governed by the applicable State Government order. Rather than inventing a subsidy figure, the calculator provides an optional subsidy input so that users can enter the benefit shown or applicable on their bill.

    Commercial consumers can also use the CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27. The LV-2.1 single-phase non-domestic category applies up to 5 kW and has energy rates of ₹6.50 per unit for 0–100 units, ₹7.60 for 101–400 units and ₹9.10 for units above 400. The applicable fixed charge is ₹60 per kW per month. This makes the commercial calculation substantially different from the domestic LV-1 tariff.

    Three-phase commercial consumers fall under LV-2.2. Consumers up to 15 kW have an energy charge of ₹7.50 per unit for the first 400 units and ₹9.00 for units above 400. A demand charge of ₹130 per kW per month applies. Consumers above 15 kW have an energy rate of ₹8.40 per unit and a demand charge of ₹210 per kW per month. Selecting the correct commercial category is therefore important because both the energy tariff and demand charge can change.

    Rooftop solar net metering is another important feature of this calculator. Consumers with grid-connected rooftop solar can enter both their imported electricity and exported electricity. The calculator then subtracts exported units from imported units to produce an estimated net billed consumption. For example, 500 units imported from the grid and 200 units exported to the grid result in 300 net units for this simple estimate. Actual solar settlement may depend on the applicable CSERC renewable-energy and distributed-generation regulations, so this calculation should not be treated as an official settlement statement.

    FPPAS, or Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge, may also affect the final CSPDCL bill. Since the applicable adjustment can change, a permanent FPPAS percentage has not been hardcoded into the calculator. Users who know the applicable percentage from their latest CSPDCL bill can enter it in the FPPAS field to obtain a more complete estimate. Taxes or electricity duties can likewise be entered separately when the relevant amount is known from the official bill.

    Using the CSPDCL electricity bill calculator is simple. First select your consumer category and enter the sanctioned load in kilowatts. Enter the monthly electricity units imported from the grid. Consumers with rooftop solar can enable the solar option and enter exported units. If applicable, enter the FPPAS percentage, tax amount or government subsidy. After clicking the Calculate Bill button, the calculator presents the net billed units, slab-wise energy calculation, fixed or demand charges, FPPAS, tax, subsidy and estimated final amount.

    The calculator is useful for household budgeting, comparing consumption scenarios and understanding how tariff slabs affect electricity expenses. Consumers can enter different unit values to see how the estimated bill changes when electricity use increases or decreases. It can also help consumers understand the financial effect of sanctioned load because the fixed or demand charge is calculated separately from the energy charge.

    Electricity consumers should remember that an online bill calculator is an estimation tool and not a replacement for the official CSPDCL bill. The amount payable on the actual bill may vary because of current FPPAS, government subsidy, electricity duty, taxes, arrears, rebates, late-payment charges, meter-related charges, time-of-day provisions, solar settlement rules and other consumer-specific adjustments. For that reason, the final payment should always be based on the official bill generated by CSPDCL.

    The CSPDCL Bill Calculator 2026-27 is particularly useful for people searching for CSPDCL electricity bill calculator, Chhattisgarh electricity bill calculator, CSPDCL unit rate 2026-27, CSPDCL domestic tariff, CSPDCL rural electricity bill calculator, CSPDCL BPL bill calculator, CSPDCL commercial electricity bill calculator and CSPDCL rooftop solar net-metering calculator. The calculator is mobile responsive and can be used on smartphones, tablets and desktop computers.

    The FY 2026-27 CSPDCL tariff used here is based on the latest CSERC tariff schedule published for the financial year beginning April 2026, with the revised retail tariff applicable from July 1, 2026. Since electricity tariffs, FPPAS and government subsidy arrangements can change through subsequent orders or notifications, this page should be reviewed whenever CSPDCL or CSERC publishes a new tariff order, corrigendum, clarification or applicable regulatory update.