What is IESCO?
IESCO (Islamabad Electric Supply Company) supplies electricity to the capital territory of Islamabad and several adjoining districts of Punjab. As the DISCO serving Pakistan's capital, IESCO handles a high volume of government, diplomatic mission, and residential consumer connections. You can check your iesco bill online using the checker above in seconds.
How to Check Your IESCO Bill Online
IESCO online bill checking is straightforward:
- Get your Reference Number: Find the 14-digit number on your previous physical iesco bill — printed at the top-left.
- Enter it above: Input only the digits. No spaces, dashes, or letters.
- View your iesco duplicate bill: The checker redirects you to the official PITC page for your account.
- Save for payment: Note your due date and total payable amount.
IESCO Bill Online Check by Reference Number
The most searched method — iesco bill online check by reference number — is exactly what the checker above does. Your 14-digit Reference Number uniquely identifies your meter connection in the IESCO system. If you have multiple connections (common for landlords in Islamabad and Rawalpindi), each has a separate Reference Number and requires a separate lookup.
IESCO Service Areas
IESCO covers the following regions:
* Islamabad Capital Territory — All residential sectors (G, F, I, E, D sectors), Blue Area commercial zone
* Rawalpindi — Cantonment, Saddar, and civil areas
* Attock — Including Hazro, Jand, Pindi Gheb
* Chakwal — Including Talagang and Choa Saidan Shah
* Jhelum — Including Dina and Sohawa
Checking IESCO Bill for Rented Properties in Islamabad
Landlords in Islamabad frequently need to check iesco bill online for multiple properties. Each property has its own unique Reference Number. For rented properties, tenants should share their Reference Number with the landlord to avoid billing disputes. You can check as many accounts as needed using iBill.pk — each requires a separate lookup.
IESCO Duplicate Bill for Government Housing
Many government residential colonies in Islamabad and Rawalpindi fall under IESCO jurisdiction. If your colony bills are managed through a government utility office, you may need to contact the colony's facility management for your individual Reference Number, as bulk meters may not have separate PITC records per unit.
Guides for IESCO Consumers
* What is FPA on your electricity bill?
* Full breakdown of electricity bill charges
* How to pay your electricity bill online
* How to reduce your electricity bill
IESCO Helpline and Contact
* IESCO Helpline: 118 or 051-111-000-118
* Head Office: Atta Turk Avenue (East), G-5/1, Islamabad
* SMS Complaints: 8118
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I perform an iesco bill online check by reference number?
Enter your 14-digit reference number printed on any previous iesco bill into the checker above. You will be redirected to the PITC portal with your iesco duplicate bill displayed immediately.
Where is my IESCO Reference Number if I never received a physical bill?
Contact the IESCO helpline (118) with your meter number or address. They can provide your Reference Number so you can begin an iesco online bill check.
Why is my iesco online bill higher after moving to a newer sector in Islamabad?
Newer sectors may have different tariff categorizations depending on whether the connection is registered as residential protected or unprotected. Check your iesco duplicate bill for the "Tariff Code" field to confirm your category. See our guide to protected vs unprotected tariff →
