Electricity charges in Mumbai vary depending on the service provider and the category of consumer, such as residential, commercial, or industrial. The city is primarily served by companies like Tata Power, Adani Electricity, and BEST. Residential users are charged based on a slab system, with rates increasing as consumption rises.

The basic tariff typically starts around Rs. 1.30 per unit and can go up to Rs. 9 or more for higher usage. Additionally, various charges like fixed charges, fuel adjustment costs, and taxes are added to the bill.

Additionally, customers can conveniently pay their electricity bills using theBajaj Pay BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv. The BBPS platform on BajajFinserv is a secure andaccessible avenue for users to handle their Mumbai electricity bill effortlessly. It is more than just connectivity; it is about making every part of your experience as smooth as your internet connection.

Overview of electricity charges in Mumbai

Here is a summary of the electricity charges for domestic and non-domestic consumers in Mumbai:

Domestic consumers

Consumption slab (kWh)	Rate (Rs. /kWh) (Approx.)
0 – 100	Rs. 2.00 – Rs. 4.00
101 – 300	Rs. 5.50 – Rs. 6.00
301 – 500	Rs. 7.00 – Rs. 8.00
Above 500	Rs. 10.00 – Rs. 12.00

Non-domestic/commercial consumers

Consumption slab (kWh)	Rate (Rs. /kWh) (Approx.)
0 – 100	Rs. 8.00 – Rs. 9.00
101 – 300	Rs. 9.50 – Rs. 10.00
301 – 500	Rs. 11.00 – Rs. 12.50
Above 500	Rs. 14.00 – Rs. 16.00

How to calculate domestic electricity charges in Mumbai

To calculate your domestic electricity charges in Mumbai, first determine your total electricity consumption in kilowatt-hours (kWh). Then, apply the respective slab rates to the number of units consumed in each slab. For instance, if you consumed 400 kWh, the first 100 kWh would be charged at Rs. 4.00, the next 200 kWh at Rs. 6.00, and the remaining 100 kWh at Rs. 8.00. The sum of these amounts will give you the total bill.

How to calculate residential charges in Mumbai

To calculate residential charges, break down your total electricity consumption into different slabs. For example, if you consumed 250 kWh, you will be charged Rs. 4.00 for the first 100 kWh, and Rs. 6.00 for the remaining 150 kWh. Add these up for the final bill.

How to calculate a Mumbai electricity bill?

1. Note your total electricity consumption (in kWh).

2. Break it down into the relevant slab rates.

3. Multiply the consumption in each slab by the respective rate.

4. Add the charges for each slab to calculate the total bill amount.

How to check a Mumbai electricity bill

You can check your Mumbai electricity bill by visiting the official website of your electricity provider, such as Tata Power, BEST, or Adani Electricity. Enter your consumer number to view your current bill. You can also check your bill using platforms like Bajaj Finserv for easy access.