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MEPCO New Connection Guide 2026
Online Application and Tracking

MULTAN: The Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) has fully upgraded the new electricity connection. Moving to the Electricity New Connection (ENC) System will spare consumers the long lineups and manual paperwork. Whether you are seeking for a home, commercial or industrial connection, the process is now transparent, computerized and trackable.

Application steps

The modern MEPCO onboarding procedure has four key digital phases:

Complete Online Application

First, access the official ENC (Electricity New Connection) webpage.

  • Data Entry: Choose the type of connection you need (Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Agriculture). 
  • Information Needed: Give your CNIC, exact address and desired load in kW.
  • Upload a document: In case of multiple owners of the property, must submit scanned copies of ownership documentation (Registry/Fard), CNIC and “No Objection Certificate” (NOC 

Application Tracking

You will receive an Application ID upon submission. You can track your file’s progress on the MEPCO portal using this ID. The system gives you live updates as your application progresses from “Initial Scrutiny” to “Site Survey” and “Approval.”

3. Payment and Issue of Demand Notice

If the site survey is successful, MEPCO will issue a Demand Notice.This is the official payment receipt.

  • What’s included: The security deposit, meter cost and service line expenses. 
  • Payment: This can be paid at designated banks or via online banking/fintech apps (EasyPaisa, JazzCash). 
  • Confirmation: Once paid, post the paid copy on the site or submit it to the local sub-division office for commencement of installation phase.
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4. Installation and Metering Final

MEPCO will issue a Service Connection Order (SCO) after verifying the demand notice and after obtaining a Wiring Test Report from a licensed electric contractor. A technical team will then come to your premises to install the meter.

 

Approximate Timeline for New Connection

  • Online Application & Document Verification 1-2 Days
  • Field Survey by Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) 3 Days
  • Cost Estimation & Internal Approval 2 Days
  • Issuance of Demand Notice 1-2 Days
  • Payment of Fee by Applicant (User Dependent)
  • Submission of Wiring Test Report 3 Days
  • Preparation of Seniority/Priority List 1 Day
  • Issuance of Service Connection Order (SCO) 3 Days
  • Procurement of Materials (Meter, Cable, etc.) 5 Days
  • Final Installation of Meter 5 Days

Approximately 25-30 Days

List of Required Documents

Be sure you have good quality scans of the following to avoid the application being rejected:

  • Proof of ownership: Sale Deed, Allotment Letter, or Fard. 
  • Attested Copies of CNIC: (a) of the applicant and (b) of two witnesses. 
  • Power of Attorney: If the applicant is not the owner. 
  • Affidavit: stating there is no prior default on the premises. 

NOC: Mandatory in case the applicant is a tenant / in case of rented commercial spaces.

Benefits of the Digital ENC System

  1. Cutting out the middleman: The gateway allows direct engagement with MEPCO, eliminating “hidden costs” or bribery. 
  2. Transparency: You can see exactly what officer is now working on your file.
  3. Paperless Tracking: Monitor status 24/7 on your smartphone using your CNIC or Reference Number. 

Automated Priority: Connections are now processed on a strict “First Paid, First Served” basis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Once I submit the application, can I change my load requirement?

When the demand notice is given, if the load has to be changed, the estimate has to be revised and that can delay the process. It is best to have your load (Total Watts / 1000) right before you apply.

What if there is no existing MEPCO pole in my area?

This is known as a “Extension of Load.” You may be asked to pay for the installation of new poles or a transformer, which will be specified in your Demand Notice.

 How can I tell whether my Demand Notice is real?

Always download your Demand Notice directly from the official MEPCO/ENC website. Genuine notices have a unique tracking ID which corresponds to your online profile.