Haryana
State / UT
UHBVN
Utility Board
₹2.20/unit
1 Unit Rate
2 covered
Categories
Tariff by Connection Category
Domestic (Residential)
| Slab Range (kWh) | Rate/Unit |
|---|---|
| 0–50 | ₹2.20 |
| 51–100 | ₹2.70 |
| 101–250 | ₹5.25 |
| 251–above | ₹6.45 |
Detailed Charges
Industrial
| Rate | Rate/Unit |
|---|---|
| All units | ₹6.95 |
Detailed Charges
SOURCED (secondary, cross-verified across 3 independent news reports) — HERC FY2025-26 Retail Supply Tariff Order (Petition No. 66 of 2024, dated 28.03.2025, effective 01.04.2025): LT Industrial 'supply at 11 kVAh' energy charge raised to Rs 6.95/kVAh (from Rs 6.65) and fixed/demand charge raised to Rs 290/kVA/month (from Rs 165); rate is technically per kVA of contract demand, applied here via the perLoad/perKW field per this dataset's convention for kVA-billed categories. Cross-verified identically across https://www.indiatvnews.com/haryana/haryana-power-regulator-announces-new-tariff-hikes-electricity-rates-here-s-how-much-you-will-pay-2025-04-02-983459, https://theprint.in/india/haryana-power-regulator-announces-new-tariff-hikes-electricity-rates/2574654/, and https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/headlines/3330612-herc-unveils-2025-26-tariff-order-power-rates-rise-in-haryana. The primary HERC order PDF (herc.gov.in/WriteReadData/Orders/O20250328.pdf) and UHBVN's own sales circular (uhbvn.org.in) are scanned image PDFs with no extractable text and could not be verified directly; HERC's website was also unreachable during verification.
Haryana Tariff Structure Explained
Haryana 1 Unit Rate
For domestic electricity consumers in Haryana, the initial 1 unit rate starts at ₹2.20 per kWh for consumption within the first slab per monthly billing cycle.
Tariff Categories
The tariff schedule for Haryana covers 2 consumer categories shown above (Domestic (Residential), Industrial). Each category has its own energy rates and fixed charges designed for domestic, commercial, industrial or agricultural usage.
Fixed Charges and Other Charges
In addition to unit energy rates, UHBVN electricity bills include fixed charges and (where applicable) meter rent based on connection parameters.
Electricity Bill Calculation
To estimate your electricity bill for Haryana, multiply your monthly energy consumption in kilowatt-hours (units) by the applicable slab rates, add fixed charges, and include applicable taxes or duties. You can compute your estimated bill instantly using our UHBVN electricity bill calculator.
Applicable Electricity Board
These electricity tariff rates are applicable for consumers in Haryana served by UHBVN.
State / UT
Haryana
Electricity Board
UHBVN
Last Updated
29 August 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the latest electricity tariff rates in Haryana?
The latest verified tariff rates for Haryana are structured by connection category (Domestic (Residential) and Industrial) as shown in the tables above, sourced from Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (UHBVN, HERC)'s published tariff schedule effective 1 April 2025.
How do I calculate my Haryana electricity bill online?
Use our dedicated UHBVN bill calculator — enter your units consumed and connection type for an itemised, slab-by-slab estimate including fixed charges and electricity duty.
Why is my Haryana electricity bill higher than the energy charges alone?
In addition to per-unit slab rates (energy charges), your bill includes other components such as fixed/demand charges, meter rent and electricity duty (tax).
How often are these electricity tariff rates updated?
Electricity tariff rates in India are typically revised periodically by the respective State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC). We update our tariff data as soon as new orders are verified — see the "last verified" date on each category card above.
What is the price of 1 unit of electricity in Haryana?
The rate for the first slab of Domestic electricity in Haryana is ₹2.20 per unit. This rate may increase as consumption moves into higher slabs — see the Domestic (Residential) table above for the full slab structure.
Does UHBVN offer a separate tariff for Commercial or Industrial connections?
Yes — see the Industrial categories above for their own slab rates and fixed charges, distinct from the Domestic tariff.