Beerwah, part of the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, is primarily governed by the Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL) for its electricity supply needs. JPDCL distributes power across the region, ensuring uninterrupted and reliable service to homes and businesses. The electricity board plays a key role in supporting the development of Beerwah by maintaining a consistent supply of power, contributing to both the residential and industrial sectors.

Additionally, customers can conveniently pay their electricity bills using theBajaj Pay – the BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv. Bajaj Pay is a secure andaccessible avenue for users to handle their Beerwah electricity bill effortlessly.

Overview of electricity charges in Beerwah

Here is a table summarising the tariff rates for electricity consumption in Beerwah:

Domestic consumers

Consumption band	Energy charges (Rs./kWh)	Fixed charges (Rs./kW/month)
Below Poverty Line (up to 30 units/month)	1.30	5.00
Metered (up to 200 units/month)	2.25	4.25
Metered (201-400 units/month)	3.90	4.25
Metered (>400 units/month)	4.20	4.25
Unmetered (up to 1/4 kW)	N/A	201.00
Unmetered (above 1/4 kW up to 1/2 kW)	N/A	402.00

Non-domestic/commercial consumers

Consumption band	Energy charges (Rs./kWh)	Fixed charges (Rs./kW/month)
Metered (single phase)	Up to 200 units/month	3.40
Metered (single phase)	201-500 units/month	5.15
Metered (single phase)	>500 units/month	5.60
Metered (three phase)	All units	5.45

How to calculate domestic charges in Beerwah

Calculating domestic electricity charges in Beerwah involves understanding the tariff structure and energy consumption. The billing system typically includes fixed and variable charges.

1. Understand fixed charges: These are constant fees that remain unchanged regardless of the electricity consumed. Fixed charges usually cover the cost of infrastructure, maintenance, and service availability.

2. Determine variable charges: Variable charges depend on the total units of electricity consumed. Different tariff slabs apply to different consumption levels, so the more electricity used, the higher the per-unit cost.

3. Account for additional fees: This includes any taxes or surcharges that may apply to the electricity bill. These extra charges can vary based on local regulations and policies.

4. Total bill calculation: To calculate the total bill, add the fixed and variable charges and any additional fees. By monitoring energy usage, residents can predict their bills more accurately.

How to calculate residential charges in Beerwah

To calculate residential electricity charges in Beerwah, follow these simple steps:

1. Review the tariff structure: Check the current electricity tariff provided by the local utility. This information is available on their official website or customer service.

2. Monitor energy consumption: Use your electricity meter to record daily or monthly consumption. Keep a log to track fluctuations.

3. Apply the tariff rates: Multiply the total units consumed by the applicable tariff rate.

4. Include fixed charges: Add any fixed charges or taxes to the calculated amount.

5. Consider taxes and fees: Include any applicable taxes or additional charges.

How to calculate a Beerwah electricity bill

To calculate your Beerwah electricity bill, follow the steps below:

Note your meter reading.

Determine the total units consumed and find the applicable tariff rate from your electricity provider.

Multiply the total units consumed by the rate.

Lastly, add fixed charges and taxes for the final amount.

You can also use the electricity bill calculator to accurately calculate your electricity bill.

How to check a Beerwah electricity bill

To check your Beerwah electricity bill, follow these steps:

Visit the Jammu Electricity Board website: Go to the official website of Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL).

Consumer services: Click on the ‘CONSUMER SERVICES’ tab and select ‘ONLINE SERVICES’ from the drop-down menu.

Bill details: Choose the ‘PAY YOUR BILL’ option and enter your Unique Service Number to view your bill details.

Alternatively, visit the nearest Jammu Electricity Board office or collection centre with your account number and identification to check your bill.

By following these steps, you can easily check your Beerwah electricity bill. In addition, Bajaj Finserv also provides electricity bill payment services.

Steps to make Beerwah electricity bill payment online on Bajaj Finserv

Here are the steps to make Beerwah electricity bill payment online on Bajaj Finserv:

• 1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website or click on https://www.bajajfinserv.in/

• 2. Go to the ‘ELECTRICITY BILL PAYMENT’ under the ‘PAYMENTS’ section

• 3. Click on ‘PAY NOW’

• 4. Select ‘JPDCL’ as your electricity board from the drop-down menu

• 5. Enter your ‘CONSUMER NUMBER’ and click on ‘FETCH BILL’

• 6. Select a payment method from the list of available payment options such as credit card, debit card, e-wallet, UPI, and net banking

• 7. After choosing your preferred payment mode, enter the requested payment details.