300 units electricity bill in Chhattisgarh (CSPDCL bill)
A home in Chhattisgarh that uses 300 units a month pays about ₹1,085 on today’s CSERC tariff (order of 15 June 2026). That is ₹3.62 a unit, with all the charges our calculator adds.
- ₹1,085 a month
- ₹3.62 a unit
- CSPDCL
How the 300-unit bill adds up
| Slab (units) | Units × rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1–100 | 100 × ₹4.40 | ₹440.00 |
| 101–200 | 100 × ₹4.50 | ₹450.00 |
| 201–400 | 100 × ₹6.00 | ₹600.00 |
| Energy charge | ₹1,490.00 | |
| Fixed charge | ₹40.00 | |
| Mukhyamantri Urja Rahat Jan Abhiyan (M-URJA) | −₹445.00 | |
| Bill | ₹1,085.00 | |
Urban home, default options of the Chhattisgarh calculator, monthly bill. Source: CSERC Tariff Order for CSPDCL, MYT FY 2026-30 and retail tariff FY 2026-27.
What changes the bill
- The Mukhyamantri Urja Rahat Jan Abhiyan (M-URJA) takes ₹445 off. Before it, the bill is ₹1,530.
- One more unit adds ₹6.00.
- Unit 401 adds about ₹452 on its own: the bill moves to higher rates there. Stay at 400 units or below if you can.
- At 250 units the bill is ₹785; at 350 units it is ₹1,385.
Where 300 units sit in the Chhattisgarh slabs
The 300 units cross 3 slabs. The last 100 units are in the 201–400 slab, at ₹6.00 a unit. Each extra unit in this slab costs that much.
The first 100 units cost ₹4.40 each.
Of the bill before any scheme, the energy charge is 97%, the fixed charge is 3%.
300 units a month is about 10.0 units a day. The bill is about ₹36 a day.
What this figure includes
- FPPAS (monthly, on energy charges) and electricity duty not included.
Questions
How much is the electricity bill for 300 units in Chhattisgarh?
About ₹1,085 for 300 units a month on the Chhattisgarh tariff, with the calculator’s default options. Your load, phase and any monthly fuel charge can change it.
What is the per unit rate for 300 units in Chhattisgarh?
The average is ₹3.62 a unit, with all charges. The last units are charged at ₹6.00 each in the tariff.
How many units a day is 300 units a month?
About 10.0 units a day. One unit is one kWh: a 1,000-watt load for one hour.
How do I lower a 300-unit bill?
Stay at 400 units or below: the bill jumps above that. Use the appliance calculator to find what uses the most power.