LESCO (Lahore Electric Supply Company) is one of the largest power distribution companies in Pakistan by number of consumers. It supplies electricity to Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahib and Okara — a mix of dense urban neighbourhoods, industrial estates along the Lahore–Sheikhupura corridor, and large agricultural areas.
What makes LESCO bills different
- Very high summer demand: air-conditioning drives bills up sharply from May to September, and many households cross the 200-unit protected limit in these months.
- Many TOU meters: homes with a sanctioned load of 5 kW or more, and most commercial and industrial users, are billed at peak and off-peak rates.
- Large solar base: Lahore has a fast-growing number of rooftop solar users with bidirectional meters showing import and export units.
How to check your LESCO bill online
- Find the 14-digit reference number printed near the top of any old LESCO bill.
- Open our bill checker, select LESCO and enter the number (without spaces).
- You will be sent to the official PITC LESCO bill page, where you can view, download or print the duplicate bill.
We only check the number format and redirect you; your bill is shown by the official system.
Complaints and help
- Call the national electricity helpline 118 from your mobile phone to report faults or outages.
- For billing errors, visit your LESCO sub-division office with the bill, your CNIC and a dated photo of your meter reading, and submit a written complaint.
- If the problem is not resolved, consumers can file a complaint with NEPRA.
Saving tips for LESCO consumers
- Check your meter weekly in summer to avoid slipping out of protected status.
- Run heavy appliances off-peak if you have a TOU meter.
- Read our LESCO bill calculation guide to understand each line of the bill.