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Lahore utility bills — LESCO, SNGPL, WASA Lahore

Lahore (population 13.5 million) is served by LESCO for electricity and SNGPL for gas, with water supply by WASA Lahore. This page collects every Lahore-specific bill lookup, tariff and calculator in one place.

Lahore bills — quick answers

Which company supplies electricity in Lahore?
LESCO supplies electricity to Lahore. LESCO is one of the 10 WAPDA distribution companies.
Which gas company serves Lahore?
SNGPL — Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, which covers all of Punjab, KP and ICT.
What is a typical Lahore monthly electricity bill?
Rs. 18,000–35,000 for a 3-bed house in peak summer months and Rs. 4,500–9,000 in winter, for an average 3-bedroom home. Highest AC penetration outside Karachi; LESCO's peak block 6–10 pm summer coincides with iftar-hour cooking load, so TOU savings are large for evening-heavy households.
How do I check my Lahore electricity bill online?
Enter your 14-digit LESCO reference number on our LESCO bill page. The bill is fetched live from the official PITC portal (or K-Electric portal for Karachi).
What are Lahore's electricity peak hours?
6:00 pm–10:00 pm summer, 5:00 pm–9:00 pm winter. TOU only applies if your meter is TOU-enabled.

Lahore at a glance

ProvincePunjab
Population13.5 million
ClimateHot semi-arid; 45°C peak summer, 4°C winter lows
Peak city-wide load4.8 GW city-wide
Electricity DISCOLESCO
Gas utilitySNGPL
Water & sewerageWASA Lahore
Typical summer electricity billRs. 18,000–35,000 for a 3-bed house
Typical winter electricity billRs. 4,500–9,000

Lahore-specific notes

Highest AC penetration outside Karachi; LESCO's peak block 6–10 pm summer coincides with iftar-hour cooking load, so TOU savings are large for evening-heavy households.

Every utility bill for Lahore — one place

Bill-shock diagnostics for Lahore

The commonest reasons a Lahore household sees a sudden bill spike are (1) slab jump — crossing 200 units in a 6-month protected-consumer window; (2) FPA surge — a quarter of high LNG imports pushes fuel-price adjustments up sharply; (3) AC load creep — one extra hour of daily use over the month adds 6–10% to the bill; (4) meter fault or theft on a shared connection. Use our Why is my bill so high? diagnostic to narrow down which one applies to you.

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