MSEB Bill Calculator

Enter your units consumed, select connection type (domestic/commercial/industrial), choose meter type (single/three phase) and billing cycle. Our calculator uses latest MSEB tariff rates to give accurate bill estimates instantly. The calculation includes energy charges, fixed charges, demand charges (for three phase), and applicable taxes.

MSEB 2025 domestic tariff rates: 0-100 units at ₹3.60/unit, 101-300 units at ₹7.20/unit, 301-500 units at ₹8.50/unit, above 500 units at ₹9.90/unit. Commercial rates start from ₹6.85/unit for first 50 units. Industrial connections are charged at ₹9.45/unit for all consumption. Fixed charges vary by connection type and phase.

Yes, MSEB has different tariff structures for single phase and three phase connections. While energy rates per unit remain same, three phase connections have higher fixed charges (₹50 vs ₹25 for domestic) and additional demand charges based on sanctioned load. Three phase connections also have minimum billing requirements.

MSEB commercial bill calculation includes: 1) Energy charges based on consumption slabs (₹6.85 for 0-50 units, ₹8.75 for 51-300 units, ₹10.20 above 300 units), 2) Fixed charges (₹60 for single phase, ₹120 for three phase), 3) Demand charges for three phase connections (₹210 per kW), and 4) 5% tax on total amount.

Monthly billing calculates charges for one month consumption period, while bi-monthly billing calculates for two months. In bi-monthly billing, fixed charges are doubled, and total consumption is calculated for the two-month period. Many residential connections in Maharashtra follow bi-monthly billing cycles to reduce administrative costs.

For digital meters, note the reading displayed. For analog meters, read from left to right, noting the number each dial has passed. Subtract previous month reading from current reading to get units consumed. For bi-monthly billing, the difference represents two months consumption. Always record readings at the same time each month for accuracy.

Demand charges apply to three-phase connections and are calculated based on sanctioned load (kW). MSEB charges ₹105 per kW for domestic, ₹210 per kW for commercial, and ₹315 per kW for industrial three-phase connections. These charges ensure grid stability and are independent of actual energy consumption.

Legal ways to reduce MSEB bills: 1) Use energy-efficient appliances, 2) Switch to LED lighting, 3) Optimize AC usage (set to 24-26°C), 4) Install solar water heaters, 5) Use appliances during off-peak hours, 6) Consider rooftop solar with net metering, 7) Regular maintenance of electrical appliances, and 8) Improve home insulation.

Yes, Maharashtra offers attractive subsidies for rooftop solar installations. Under PM-KUSUM and state policies, residential consumers can get 20-40% subsidy on solar installations up to 10kW. Net metering allows surplus energy to be fed back to the grid. Commercial establishments can also benefit from accelerated depreciation and other tax benefits.

MSEB charges late payment surcharge at 1.25% per month on the outstanding amount. After 30 days of due date, disconnection notice is issued. Connection can be disconnected after 15 days of notice. Reconnection requires payment of outstanding dues plus reconnection charges. Regular delays may require security deposit enhancement.