Smart meters have revolutionised energy management across Amreli, a district in Gujarat, under the Gujarat Electricity Board (GEB). These advanced devices are designed to track real-time electricity usage, offering transparency and control over consumption. Residents of Amreli benefit from precise billing, eliminating the need for manual meter readings.

The introduction of smart meters supports the government’s push for modernising utility infrastructure, ensuring accuracy and efficient energy distribution. For consumers, the convenience of recharging smart meters online or offline makes energy management seamless. With options to recharge through platforms like Bajaj Finserv, users can manage their electricity expenses efficiently.

Bajaj Pay, the BBPS platform from Bajaj Finserv, simplifies the process of recharging your smart meters. With this platform, you can recharge your electricity smart meter, make payments, and access your recharge receipts quickly and efficiently. Bajaj Pay also supports a wide range of other financial transactions, making it an all-in-one solution for managing multiple payments with ease.

Understanding smart meters

Smart meters are digital devices that measure electricity consumption in real-time, ensuring accurate billing and energy monitoring.

They transmit data directly to the electricity provider, eliminating manual readings while allowing users to monitor their usage through online portals.

What is a smart meter

A smart meter is an advanced electricity monitoring device that tracks energy usage in real time. It provides detailed information on consumption patterns and ensures precise billing.

Benefits of using smart meters

Here are the key benefits of using a smart meter for your electricity connection:

• Real-time monitoring: Provides immediate insights into energy consumption.
• Accurate billing: Eliminates estimation errors and ensures transparency.
• Environmentally friendly: Encourages reduced energy consumption.
• Convenience: Allows easy recharge through online or offline methods.
• Enhanced efficiency: Facilitates effective energy management and planning.

How to recharge your smart meter in Amreli

Recharging a smart meter in Amreli is a straightforward process, catering to residents' diverse needs. The Gujarat Electricity Board (GEB) offers multiple methods to recharge, including online and offline options.

Online recharge methods provide convenience, enabling users to add credit via websites or mobile applications like Bajaj Finserv. Offline methods include visiting GEB-authorised centres or specific retail outlets. These flexible solutions ensure uninterrupted electricity supply, helping consumers stay connected effortlessly.

By offering these recharge options, GEB ensures that residents of Amreli can manage their electricity needs effectively and without unnecessary hassle.

Online recharge methods

Online recharge options for smart meters in Amreli include mobile apps, websites, and digital wallets. Platforms such as Bajaj Finserv’s BBPS ensure secure and quick payments.

Users need to enter their consumer number, select their electricity board, and make payments through debit/credit cards, UPI, Bajaj Pay, or net banking. This hassle-free process saves time and guarantees instant credit updates.

Offline recharge options

Offline recharge for smart meters in Amreli is facilitated through GEB-authorised centres and select retail outlets. Residents can visit these locations to make payments in cash or through cheque.

To complete the process, users must provide their consumer number to the service agent. This method ensures accessibility for those without online banking facilities or smartphones.

Contact information for smart meter services

Contact details	Information
Gujarat Electricity Board (GEB)	Toll-free: 1800-233-3000
Amreli District Office	Phone: 02792 223 836

GEB Amreli office contacts

Office	Contact details
GEB Amreli Office	Phone: 02792 223 836

Steps to pay your electricity bill online on the Bajaj Finserv website

Paying the electricity bill through the Bajaj Finserv website is simple. Here are the steps:

1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website

2. Navigate to ‘ALL PAYMENTS’ under the ‘PAYMENTS’ section and click on it

3. Select the ‘ELECTRICITY BILL’ option from under ‘BILLS AND RECHARGES’

4. A pop-up will request for sign-in, enter your mobile number and click on ‘GET OTP’ to login

5. Select your service provider from the list of power suppliers

6. Enter your ‘CUSTOMER ID’ and click on ‘FETCH YOUR BILL’

7. Verify the bill amount and click on ‘PAY NOW’

8. Pay using the multiple payment methods available such as Bajaj Pay UPI, debit card, credit card, net banking, and Bajaj Pay Wallet.

Post the transaction you will be receiving a confirmation to intimate about successful payment.

Fee and charges

A convenience fee of up to 2% will be charged depending on the transaction amount and payment mode (inclusive of applicable taxes). For more information on fees and charges, click here.



Note: For failed transactions, the total amount including charges except taxes are reversed.