NEA Electricity Bill Calculator
Enter your units and ampere. Get an instant estimate.
1. Connection Type (Ampere)
Enter the units shown on your NEA bill this month
Total Bill (FY 2083/84)
View Slab Math Breakdown
· Progressive energy charge
This is an estimated electricity bill based on the NEA domestic tariff for FY 2083/84 and the information you entered. Your actual bill may differ. Please verify the current tariff with the Nepal Electricity Authority.
How NEA Electricity Bills Work
Enter Your Units
Your NEA bill shows your monthly consumption in kWh (kilowatt-hours). In Nepal, 1 kWh is commonly called one "unit". Enter that number to get your estimate.
Your Connection Ampere
The ampere rating of your NEA connection (5A, 15A, 30A, or 60A) picks the tariff table applied to your bill. It is listed on your NEA bill and meter.
What Your Bill Includes
Your NEA bill is built from:
- Energy charge (progressive slab rates)
- Minimum charge (one fixed amount each month)
- VAT (5% on energy above 50 units)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is one electricity unit in Nepal?
In Nepal, one electricity unit equals 1 kilowatt-hour (kWh). This is the amount of energy consumed by a 1,000-watt appliance running for one hour. Your NEA bill shows consumption in kWh.
How is an NEA electricity bill calculated?
NEA uses a progressive slab-based tariff. Your total consumption is divided into slabs, and each slab is charged at a different rate. The more you use, the higher the rate per unit. A minimum charge is applied each month, and a 5% VAT is added on the energy used above 50 units.
What does the ampere (A) of my connection mean?
The ampere rating of your NEA connection (5A, 15A, 30A, or 60A) determines which tariff table applies to your bill. Most households use a 5A connection. You can find your ampere rating on your NEA bill or meter.
Why is my actual NEA bill different from the calculator?
This calculator provides estimates based on the NEA domestic tariff for FY 2083/84. Your actual bill may differ due to tariff changes, additional surcharges, late payment penalties, or other factors. Always refer to your official NEA bill for the exact amount.
Is the 5% VAT applied to my whole bill?
No. For domestic connections, the concessional 5% VAT applies only to the energy used above 50 units. The first 50 units are exempt from VAT.