Electricity charges in Canacona are regulated by the Canacona Electricity Department under the guidance of the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC). The tariff structure in Canacona follows a slab-based system, where higher consumption leads to higher per-unit rates.

Consumers can keep track of their monthly electricity usage to anticipate their bills better. For seamless transactions, consider electricity bill payment through Bajaj Pay, the BBPS platform on Bajaj Finserv.

Details of electricity charges in Canacona

Domestic consumers

Consumption slab (kWh)	Rate (Rs. /kWh)
0 to 100 units	Rs. 1.90 per unit
101 to 200 units	Rs. 2.80 per unit
201 to 300 units	Rs. 3.70 per unit
301 to 400 units	Rs. 4.90 per unit
Above 400 units	Rs. 5.80 per unit

Non-domestic/Commercial consumers

Consumption slab (kWh)	Rate (Rs. /kWh)
0 to 100 units	Rs. 3.75 per unit
101 to 200 units	Rs. 4.60 per unit
201 to 400 units	Rs. 5.30 per unit
Above 400 units	Rs. 5.75 per unit

How to calculate domestic charges in Canacona

To calculate domestic electricity charges in Canacona, follow these steps:

Determine total consumption: For instance, if your usage is 300 kWh:

• The first 100 units are charged at Rs. 1.90 per unit.
• The next 100 units are charged at Rs. 2.80 per unit.
• The remaining 100 units are charged at Rs. 3.70 per unit.

Apply the slab-wise tariff:
Add up the total amounts for each slab to get the total bill.

For example, for 300 kWh:

• First 100 units = 100 x Rs. 1.90 = Rs. 190
• Next 100 units = 100 x Rs. 2.80 = Rs. 280
• Remaining 100 units = 100 x Rs. 3.70 = Rs. 370
• Total Bill = Rs. 190 + Rs. 280 + Rs. 370 = Rs. 840

How to calculate commercial charges in Canacona

To calculate commercial electricity charges, consider the consumption slab:

For 300 kWh:

• First 100 units = 100 x Rs. 3.75 = Rs. 375
• Next 100 units = 100 x Rs. 4.60 = Rs. 460
• Remaining 100 units = 100 x Rs. 5.30 = Rs. 530
• Total Bill = Rs. 375 + Rs. 460 + Rs. 530 = Rs. 1,365

How to calculate industrial charges in Canacona

For industrial consumers:

For 600 kWh:

• Apply the tiered tariff for each slab based on the rates specific to industrial usage.
• Use the formula: Total units x Rate per unit for each slab to calculate the bill.

How to calculate a Canacona electricity bill

To calculate your Canacona electricity bill, first note your meter reading. Next, find your utility provider's tariff rate. Multiply the total units consumed by the rate. Finally, add fixed charges and taxes for the final amount.

How to check a Canacona electricity bill

To check your Canacona electricity bill, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Canacona Electricity Department's website.

2. Go to the "Billing" section and enter your consumer number.

Alternatively, you can check and pay your bill using Bajaj Finserv’s platform for seamless transactions or other payment platforms to check your bill by selecting JERC and entering your Unique Service Number.

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

Steps to pay electricity bill online on Bajaj Finserv website

You can pay your bijli bill online using the Bajaj Finserv website by following these steps:

1. Visit the Bajaj Finserv website.

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

3. Select the electricity board from the drop-down menu.

4. Enter your 'CUSTOMER ID’ and click on 'FETCH BILL.’

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

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

7. Check the details you entered and click on 'PAY NOW.’

Fees and charges

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

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