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Saudi Electricity Bill Calculator

Estimate your Saudi Electricity Company bill from your monthly kWh: slab rates for your account type plus 15% VAT, line by line.

Rates not yet confirmed. We couldn't confirm these rates from an official source. Treat the result as a rough guide.

How it's calculated

The Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) bills electricity every month, one block at a time: up to 6,000 kWh at the lower rate for your account type, and every kWh above that at the higher rate. Government accounts pay a single rate.

  1. Consumption: the kWh in each block × its rate in halalas.
  2. VAT at the standard rate is added to the electricity charges.

Water is billed separately by the National Water Company. The rates below come from SEC's published tariff, which could not be checked directly, so compare the estimate with your bill. New rates and a fixed monthly fee take effect on 1 January 2027; this calculator will be updated when they start.

Residential
ChargeRate
Electricity: Up to 6,000 kWh18 halalas
Electricity: Above 6,000 kWh30 halalas
Commercial
ChargeRate
Electricity: Up to 6,000 kWh22 halalas
Electricity: Above 6,000 kWh32 halalas
Agricultural
ChargeRate
Electricity: Up to 6,000 kWh18 halalas
Electricity: Above 6,000 kWh22 halalas
Charities and mosques
ChargeRate
Electricity: Up to 6,000 kWh16 halalas
Electricity: Above 6,000 kWh20 halalas
Government
ChargeRate
Electricity: All use32 halalas
Other charges
ChargeRate
VAT15%

Source: Saudi Electricity Company: consumption tariffs · Spotted a wrong figure? Report it

Frequently asked questions

How is my SEC bill calculated?

Your monthly use is split into blocks: up to 6,000 kWh at the lower rate for your account type and the rest at the higher rate. VAT is added to the total.

Is water included?

No. Water is billed separately by the National Water Company.

Will the tariff change?

Yes. New rates and a fixed monthly fee based on your meter take effect on 1 January 2027. This calculator will switch to them when they start.