Electricity Bill Calculator

How the bill is worked out

The energy charge is the kilowatt-hours you used multiplied by the price per kWh. The base charge and any other fees are then added to give the estimated total.

For example, 500 kWh at $0.15 per kWh is a $75.00 energy charge. Adding a $10.00 base charge and $5.00 in fees gives a total of $90.00.

How to use it

• Enter the kWh used in the billing period from your bill.
• Enter the price per kWh from your bill or your provider's tariff.
• Add the base charge and other fees if your bill shows them.

The result is an estimate. Your actual bill can differ if your rate changes during the period.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find the kWh used?

Your electricity bill or your provider's app shows the kilowatt-hours (kWh) used in the billing period.

What is a base charge?

Many providers add a fixed charge to every bill. Enter it if your bill shows one. Leave it empty if it does not.

Does this include tax?

No. Add any tax or other charges under Other fees, using the amount shown on your bill.