The Punjab free electricity scheme 2026 launched by the AAP government provides the first 300 units per month completely free to all domestic electricity consumers in Punjab registered with PSPCL. Households consuming up to 300 units receive zero bill. This scheme benefits over 70 lakh households in Punjab. No separate registration required — the subsidy is applied automatically. Last updated: 17.05.2026.
Punjab Free Electricity 2026 – Slab Structure
| Monthly Units | Amount Payable |
|---|---|
| 0 – 300 units | ₹0 (completely free) |
| Above 300 units | Normal tariff applies on entire consumption |
| Connection Type | Domestic consumers only (PSPCL) |
| Scheme Launch | July 2022 (AAP government) |
Punjab Free Electricity 2026 – Important Links
| Description | Link |
|---|---|
| PSPCL Bill Check / Portal | Click Here |
| Punjab Government Portal | Click Here |
Key Conditions
- Applies to domestic metered connections with PSPCL only
- One connection per household — if you have two connections, subsidy on one only
- If consumption exceeds 300 units in a month, entire bill is payable at normal tariff (no partial subsidy)
- Commercial, industrial, and agricultural connections are not covered
- Smart meter users also eligible — subsidy reflected in billing automatically
No Registration Needed
This subsidy is automatic. If you are a PSPCL domestic consumer and your monthly consumption is within 300 units, your bill will show zero payable. Check your bill at pspcl.in or through the PSPCL mobile app.
For New PSPCL Connection
New connections can be applied for at your nearest PSPCL Sub-Division office or through the online portal at pspcl.in. Once a domestic connection is issued, the free units subsidy applies automatically from the first bill.
Important Links for Punjab Free Electricity 2026 – 300 Units Free
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