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Madhya Pradesh electricity tariff since 2015

A home in Madhya Pradesh that uses 200 units a month pays ₹1,575 under today’s MPERC tariff, before duty and fuel surcharge. In 2015-16 the same use cost ₹1,133. This page shows every tariff order since 2015, with the official source for each figure.

  • 12 tariff periods since June 2014
  • Each figure from an official order
  • Checked 16 Oct 2026

The bill over ten years

Tariff, 200 units a month₹1,133 → ₹1,5752015-16 to 2026-27: +39%. After inflation: −15%.
Prices in general+63%Consumer price index (MoSPI), FY 2015-16 to FY 2026-27.
Bill for one month: energy, fixed and customer charges, without electricity duty or fuel surcharge. Each step is a new tariff order. Tap or point at the chart for the figures.

The 200-unit bill, before and after inflation

200 units a month. The blue line is the bill at the prices of the time. The orange line shows the same bill in today’s rupees (MoSPI consumer price index). Where the orange line is higher, the bill cost more then than now, after inflation.

How MP discoms bills 200 units, then and now

Tariff in 2015-16₹1,133 a month
50 units₹3.4050 units₹4.05100 units₹5.20

50 units at ₹3.40 = ₹170, 50 units at ₹4.05 = ₹203, 100 units at ₹5.20 = ₹520; fixed and other charges ₹240

Tariff today₹1,575 a month
50 units₹4.71100 units₹5.6750 units₹7.05

50 units at ₹4.71 = ₹236, 100 units at ₹5.67 = ₹567, 50 units at ₹7.05 = ₹353; fixed and other charges ₹420

200 units a month. Each piece is one slab: its units and its rate.

Every tariff order since 2015

  1. The MPERC tariff of June 2014, one tariff for the three State discoms. Urban homes pay Rs 3.40 a unit for the first 50 units, in five slabs. The fixed charge depends on the units used.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2014-15, Petition No. 04/2014, pp.156-157 (Tariff Schedule LV-1); p.14 (applicability)
  2. MPERC joined the two top slabs into one slab above 300 units, at Rs 5.70 a unit. It raised units 51 to 100 from Rs 3.85 to Rs 4.05.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2015-16, Petition No. 30/2014, pp.148-149 (LV-1); pp.13-14 para 1.28 (applicability)
  3. MPERC raised every slab: the first 50 units went from Rs 3.40 to Rs 3.65 a unit. The fixed charges also rose, for example Rs 70 to Rs 80 for 51 to 100 units.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2016-17, Petition No. 73/2015, pp.140-141 (LV-1); p.13 para 1.23
  4. MPERC raised every slab. The first 50 units went from Rs 3.65 to Rs 3.85 a unit, and units 51 to 100 from Rs 4.35 to Rs 4.70.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2017-18, Petition No. 71/2016, pp.151-152 (LV-1); p.12 para 1.24
  5. MPERC kept the energy rates unchanged. Above 100 units, it now sets the fixed charge for each 15 units used, not for each 75 units.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2018-19, Petition No. 03/2018, pp.143-144 (LV-1); p.16 para 1.24
  6. MPERC made the second slab 51 to 150 units, not 51 to 100. It raised the first 50 units from Rs 3.85 to Rs 4.05 a unit.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2019-20, Petition No. 08/2019, pp.184-185 (LV-1); p.17 para 1.32; p.163 (slab restructuring)
  7. MPERC raised every slab by a small amount: for example, Rs 4.05 to Rs 4.13 a unit for the first 50 units.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2020-21, Petition No. 49/2019, pp.213-214 (LV-1); p.16 para 1.30
  8. MPERC kept the energy rates unchanged. It raised the fixed charges, for example Rs 102 to Rs 109 for 51 to 150 units.MPERC Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2021-22, Petition No. 05/2021 (corrigendum on LV-1 applicability only), pp.176-177 (LV-1); p.16 para 1.28
  9. MPERC raised every slab: for example, Rs 4.13 to Rs 4.21 a unit for the first 50 units. The fixed charges also rose.MPERC MYT ARR (FY 2022-23 to 2026-27) and Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2022-23, Petition No. 04/2022, pp.261-262 (LV-1); p.18 para 1.30start date estimated
  10. MPERC raised every slab: for example, Rs 4.21 to Rs 4.27 a unit for the first 50 units. It removed the minimum charge. The 2024-25 order kept the same tariff.MPERC ARR and Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2023-24, Petition No. 84/2022, pp.200-201 (LV-1); p.17 para 1.31; p.147 (minimum charges abolished)start date estimated
  11. MPERC raised every slab: for example, Rs 4.27 to Rs 4.45 a unit for the first 50 units. The fixed charges also rose.MPERC ARR and Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2025-26, Petition No. 72/2024, pp.205-206 (LV-1); p.17start date estimated
  12. MPERC raised every slab: for example, Rs 4.45 to Rs 4.71 a unit for the first 50 units. The fixed charge for 51 to 150 units rose from Rs 129 to Rs 134.MPERC ARR and Retail Supply Tariff Order FY 2026-27, Petition No. 140/2025, p.200 (LV-1)start date estimated

The figures

FromOrderMPERC tariff, a month
100 units200 units300 units
1 Jun 2014MPERC Tariff Order 2014-15₹428₹1,068₹1,623
25 Apr 2015MPERC Tariff Order 2015-16₹443▲ 4%₹1,133▲ 6%₹1,733▲ 7%
13 Apr 2016MPERC Tariff Order 2016-17₹480▲ 8%₹1,230▲ 9%₹1,880▲ 9%
10 Apr 2017MPERC Tariff Order 2017-18₹518▲ 8%₹1,328▲ 8%₹2,028▲ 8%
11 May 2018MPERC Tariff Order 2018-19₹518₹1,308▼ 2%₹2,028
17 Aug 2019MPERC Tariff Order 2019-20₹550▲ 6%₹1,335▲ 2%₹2,103▲ 4%
26 Dec 2020MPERC Tariff Order 2020-21₹561▲ 2%₹1,356▲ 2%₹2,139▲ 2%
8 Jul 2021MPERC Tariff Order 2021-22₹568▲ 1%₹1,370▲ 1%₹2,159▲ 1%
7 Apr 2022start date estimatedMPERC MYT and Tariff Order 2022-23₹590▲ 4%₹1,419▲ 4%₹2,230▲ 3%
4 Apr 2023start date estimatedMPERC Tariff Order 2023-24₹599▲ 2%₹1,445▲ 2%₹2,268▲ 2%
5 Apr 2025start date estimatedMPERC Tariff Order 2025-26₹622▲ 4%₹1,495▲ 3%₹2,342▲ 3%
2 Apr 2026start date estimatedMPERC Tariff Order 2026-27₹653▲ 5%₹1,575▲ 5%₹2,460▲ 5%
  1. 1 Jun 2014MPERC Tariff Order 2014-15
    Tariff
    100 u₹428
    200 u₹1,068
    300 u₹1,623
  2. 25 Apr 2015MPERC Tariff Order 2015-16
    Tariff
    100 u₹443▲ 4%
    200 u₹1,133▲ 6%
    300 u₹1,733▲ 7%
  3. 13 Apr 2016MPERC Tariff Order 2016-17
    Tariff
    100 u₹480▲ 8%
    200 u₹1,230▲ 9%
    300 u₹1,880▲ 9%
  4. 10 Apr 2017MPERC Tariff Order 2017-18
    Tariff
    100 u₹518▲ 8%
    200 u₹1,328▲ 8%
    300 u₹2,028▲ 8%
  5. 11 May 2018MPERC Tariff Order 2018-19
    Tariff
    100 u₹518
    200 u₹1,308▼ 2%
    300 u₹2,028
  6. 17 Aug 2019MPERC Tariff Order 2019-20
    Tariff
    100 u₹550▲ 6%
    200 u₹1,335▲ 2%
    300 u₹2,103▲ 4%
  7. 26 Dec 2020MPERC Tariff Order 2020-21
    Tariff
    100 u₹561▲ 2%
    200 u₹1,356▲ 2%
    300 u₹2,139▲ 2%
  8. 8 Jul 2021MPERC Tariff Order 2021-22
    Tariff
    100 u₹568▲ 1%
    200 u₹1,370▲ 1%
    300 u₹2,159▲ 1%
  9. 7 Apr 2022MPERC MYT and Tariff Order 2022-23
    start date estimated
    Tariff
    100 u₹590▲ 4%
    200 u₹1,419▲ 4%
    300 u₹2,230▲ 3%
  10. 4 Apr 2023MPERC Tariff Order 2023-24
    start date estimated
    Tariff
    100 u₹599▲ 2%
    200 u₹1,445▲ 2%
    300 u₹2,268▲ 2%
  11. 5 Apr 2025MPERC Tariff Order 2025-26
    start date estimated
    Tariff
    100 u₹622▲ 4%
    200 u₹1,495▲ 3%
    300 u₹2,342▲ 3%
  12. 2 Apr 2026MPERC Tariff Order 2026-27
    start date estimated
    Tariff
    100 u₹653▲ 5%
    200 u₹1,575▲ 5%
    300 u₹2,460▲ 5%

▲ ▼: change from the period before. “—”: no official document states this figure. Download the data (CSV).

How we work it out

  • One home: urban, single phase, 2 kW. It uses 100, 200 or 300 units a month.
  • The bill is energy charge plus fixed and customer charges, from the tariff in each order. It does not include electricity duty, tax or fuel surcharge.
  • “In today’s rupees” uses the consumer price index of MoSPI (all India, general). We use the average of the months of each financial year. For 2026-27 we use April to September.
  • Some orders do not state a start date. For these we use the order date plus 7 days. The table marks these periods.

Recent changes, with the full order details

The change log since April 2023: tariff, fuel surcharge, schemes and duty.

FY 2026-27
Fuel surcharge

MPPMCL FPPAS 5.063 percent for one month from 24 Sept 2026

MPPMCL · CGM(RM)/FPPAS/26-27/117 · order dated 25 September 2026

Latest monthly FPPAS is 5.063 percent of energy charge.

Source
  • MPPMCL FPPAS letter
    “5.063% FPPAS is to be billed to the consumers on energy charge for one month commencing 24th September 2026”
FY 2025-26
Tariff order

MPERC tariff order FY 2026-27: domestic energy up, average increase 4.80 percent

MPERC · Petition No. 140/2025

Domestic energy rises to 471 / 567 / 705 / 724 paise (from 445 / 541 / 679 / 698). Urban fixed charge Rs 81 up to 50 units and Rs 134 for 51-150, then Rs 30 per 0.1 kW. Applicable seven days after the discom public notice, so bills may start later than the order date.

Before

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.45
51–1505.41
151–3006.79
Above 3016.98

Fixed: Urban Rs 76 (to 50 units) / Rs 129 (51-150); Rs 28 per 0.1 kW above

After

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.71
51–1505.67
151–3007.05
Above 3017.24

Fixed: Urban Rs 81 / Rs 134; Rs 30 per 0.1 kW above (rural Rs 67 / 111; 28)

Monthly telescopic slabs (slab edges as per MPERC urban domestic schedule). LV-1.1 up to 30 units: 372 paise. Minimum charges abolished for LV.

Source

Some details were read from a scanned or partly readable copy of the document.

FY 2024-25
Tariff order

MPERC tariff order FY 2025-26: domestic energy up, average increase 3.46 percent

MPERC · Petition No. 72/2024

Domestic energy rises to 445 / 541 / 679 / 698 paise (from 427 / 523 / 661 / 680) and urban fixed charge to Rs 76 / 129.

Before

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.27
51–1505.23
151–3006.61
Above 3016.8

Fixed: Urban Rs 71 / Rs 124; Rs 27 per 0.1 kW above

After

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.45
51–1505.41
151–3006.79
Above 3016.98

Fixed: Urban Rs 76 / Rs 129; Rs 28 per 0.1 kW above (rural Rs 62 / 106; 26)

Monthly telescopic slabs. LV-1.1 350 paise (from 334).

Source

Some details were read from a scanned or partly readable copy of the document.

Show 3 earlier changes since April 2023
FY 2023-24
Tariff order

MPERC tariff order FY 2024-25: domestic rates unchanged

MPERC · Petition No. 73/2023

Same domestic table as FY23-24; overall tariff increased only 0.07 percent.

Before

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.27
51–1505.23
151–3006.61
Above 3016.8

Fixed: Urban Rs 71 / Rs 124

After

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.27
51–1505.23
151–3006.61
Above 3016.8

Fixed: Same

Effective date not stated in extracted text; order date used.

Source

Some details were read from a scanned or partly readable copy of the document.

FY 2022-23
Tariff order

MPERC tariff order FY 2023-24: domestic energy 427 to 680 paise, average increase 1.65 percent

MPERC · Petition No. 84/2022

FY23-24 domestic energy is 427 / 523 / 661 / 680 paise with urban fixed charge Rs 71 / 124; LV-1.1 at 334 paise. The earlier rates were not extracted.

Before

Not stated

After

UnitsRs/kWh
0–504.27
51–1505.23
151–3006.61
Above 3016.8

Fixed: Urban Rs 71 / Rs 124; Rs 27 per 0.1 kW above (rural Rs 57 / 101; 24 / 26)

Effective date not stated in extracted text; order date used.

Source

Some details were read from a scanned or partly readable copy of the document.

FY 2019-20
Government scheme

Atal Griha Jyoti Yojana: first 100 units at Rs 100 for 1 kW homes

Government of Madhya Pradesh · Dhar NIC scheme page dated 01-09-2019

Homes with 1 kW sanctioned load using up to 150 units pay Rs 100 for the first 100 units. MPERC FY26-27 order para 1.27 confirms state subsidies continue.

Source

Some details were read from a scanned or partly readable copy of the document.

What we could not confirm

  • From 2022, each order starts 7 days after the discoms publish a notice in the newspapers. We could not find these notices, so we estimate each start as 7 days after the order date.
  • In April 2016, April 2017, April to May 2018 and April to August 2019, the old tariff stayed until the new order. No order says this.
  • A State scheme, Atal Griha Jyoti, limits the bill for some small homes. We found no official order with its rates, so we show the full tariff only.
  • For higher use, MPERC sets the fixed charge from the units used, not from the connected load. Our standard bill follows this rule.
  • Our figures do not include electricity duty or the fuel cost charge.

Use this data

Cite this page. ebbillcalc.com, “Madhya Pradesh electricity tariff history, FY 2015-16 to FY 2026-27”, Sri Murugan Systems, 16 Oct 2026. https://ebbillcalc.com/madhya-pradesh-electricity-tariff-changes/

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Questions

How much has the electricity tariff gone up in Madhya Pradesh since 2015?

For 200 units a month, the MPERC tariff went from ₹1,133 in 2015-16 to ₹1,575 in 2026-27, +39%. Prices in general rose +63% in that time, so the tariff fell 15% after inflation.

When does MPERC change the tariff?

MPERC issues a tariff order for most years, often in March. Since 2022, each order starts 7 days after the discoms publish a public notice.

Does the Madhya Pradesh Government give a subsidy to homes?

Under the Atal Griha Jyoti scheme, a home up to 150 units a month pays at most Rs 100 for the first 100 units. We found this only on a district website.

Why does the fixed charge change with the units I use?

MPERC sets the fixed charge by the units used in the month. For higher use, it charges for a load that it works out from the units, not the connected load.

Are electricity duty and fuel surcharge in these figures?

No. The figures show energy, fixed and customer charges only. Your bill also has electricity duty or tax, and a fuel surcharge in most months.

Sources

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