Ladakh shop electricity bill calculator
For shops, offices, clinics and other small businesses on the NDS-A (non-domestic, single phase) tariff. Enter your units and load to see the bill line by line.
- Billed monthly
- Order dated 18 August 2026
- Rates checked 15 October 2026
Enter your units to see the bill.
Shop tariff
NDS-ANon-domestic / commercial (other than hotels etc.) - single phaseVerified
| Units | Rate |
|---|---|
| 1–200 | ₹3.75 /kWh |
| 201–500 | ₹5.60 /kWh |
| Above 500 | ₹6.10 /kWh |
Slabs are telescopic: each band of units is charged at its own rate.
Fixed charge: ₹66 per kW per month on contracted load rounded up to the next 0.5 kW
Three-phase: 6.10/kVAh on all units with Rs 159/kVA of billing demand. Unmetered: Rs 1,079 per 1/4 kW up to 1 kW.
Source: JERC (J&K and Ladakh) Tariff Order for LPDD: True-up FY 2024-25, APR FY 2025-26, Business Plan FY 2026-27 to 2028-29 and ARR & Tariff FY 2026-27 (Order 05 of 2026, 18-08-2026), Chapter 11 Tariff Schedule (subsidised), Table 11-2, printed p.194-195. Open the order
Example bills
| Units per month | Bill | Average per unit |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | ₹573.00 | ₹5.73 |
| 200 | ₹948.00 | ₹4.74 |
| 300 | ₹1,508.00 | ₹5.03 |
| 500 | ₹2,628.00 | ₹5.26 |
| 1000 | ₹5,678.00 | ₹5.68 |
3 kW load, urban. Lines the calculator leaves out are listed alongside.
Not in this estimate
- Single-phase rates. Three-phase shops pay a different kVAh rate and a per-kVA charge.
- Subsidised tariff (UT grant-in-aid).
- Electricity duty and FPPCA are not included.
Shop bill questions
What is the commercial electricity tariff in Ladakh?
Shops and offices are billed under NDS-A (non-domestic, single phase). The rates and fixed charge are in the table on this page, taken from JERC (J&K and Ladakh) tariff order of 18 August 2026.
How much is a shop electricity bill for 300 units in Ladakh?
About ₹1,508.00 for 300 units in a month with a 3 kW load. Single-phase rates. Three-phase shops pay a different kVAh rate and a per-kVA charge.
Is the shop tariff different from the home tariff?
Yes. Commercial rates are higher per unit, the fixed charge is usually higher, and state subsidies for homes do not apply.