
MEA and PEA household tariff
Thailand Electricity Bill Calculator 2026 | MEA & PEA
Enter monthly kWh and choose MEA or PEA. The calculator applies the selected household or small-business tariff, editable Ft charge, service charge and 7% VAT, then explains every bill component.
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Estimated electricity bill
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- Energy charge
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- Ft charge
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- Service charge and VAT
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- Average cost per kWh
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- Applied tariff
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Estimates use the values entered and the methodology documented below. Check current provider or authority information before acting.
Method and limits
What this estimate means
Tiered energy charge + kWh × Ft + service charge, followed by 7% VAT.
- Included
- Residential and small-business normal tier rates, entered Ft, standard service charge and VAT.
- Not included
- TOU tariffs, demand charges, deposits, arrears, discounts, solar credits, meter multipliers and billing adjustments.
Before you decide
Use the result carefully
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Choose MEA only for Bangkok, Nonthaburi or Samut Prakan; most other provinces use PEA.
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Use the kWh reading and tariff code printed on the bill.
- 03
Match the Ft value to the billing period before comparing totals.
Primary references
Official and authoritative sources
Formula assumptions are reviewed against these sources. A linked source may be available primarily in Thai.
Questions
Common questions
What is Ft?
Ft is a fuel-adjustment component stated per kWh. It changes by billing period, so the calculator leaves it editable.
Should I select MEA or PEA?
Select MEA for bills issued in Bangkok, Nonthaburi and Samut Prakan. Select PEA for most other provinces. Always confirm the provider name printed on the bill.
How much does 1 kWh cost in Thailand?
There is no single price for every unit because residential energy charges use tiers. The calculator divides the complete estimate by total kWh to show the effective average for your scenario.
Why can the result differ from my bill?
Your tariff code, Ft period, meter dates, discounts, arrears or adjustments may differ from the assumptions entered.