인도 전기요금

India has no national household electricity price: each state's regulator sets its own slab tariff, so this figure is for Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state. It is the energy charge UPERC set for 2026–27 for each unit from the 151st to the 300th in a month, paid by households of the five state-owned distribution companies that are not on the rural supply schedule, mainly in towns and cities; a household using about 200 units a month pays it on its last units. It leaves out the fixed charge of ₹110 per kW of contracted load a month, the monthly fuel and power purchase adjustment surcharge and state electricity duty. Rates differ widely between states and between town and village supply, so for the most accurate result enter the price per unit from your own bill.

2026년 11월 13일에 UPERC 자료와 대조해 확인했습니다.

Slabs are telescopic: each band of units is charged at its own rate, so a home using 200 units a month pays ₹5.50 for the first 150 units and ₹6.00 for the other 50. Bills also carry a fixed charge of ₹110 per kW of contracted load a month, a fuel and power purchase adjustment surcharge that changes every month, and electricity duty. Lifeline households (a 1 kW connection using up to 100 units a month) pay ₹3.00 a unit and a fixed charge of ₹50 per kW, and homes on the rural supply schedule pay ₹3.35 to ₹5.50 a unit with a fixed charge of ₹90 per kW. Paying by the due date earns a 1% rebate.