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FESCO Load Shedding Schedule: 0 Planned Hours on All 47 Feeders We Checked in Faisalabad, Sargodha, Mianwali and Toba Tek Singh

FESCO load shedding schedule by feeder: all 47 feeders we checked in Faisalabad, Sargodha, Mianwali and Toba Tek Singh had 0 planned hours. Check yours here.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli Akhtar6 min read
Power lines and a pole-mounted transformer over a city street in Faisalabad in morning light

Short answer: FESCO had no planned load shedding on any of the 47 feeders we checked on 10 November 2026, in Faisalabad, Chiniot Road, Sargodha, Mianwali and Toba Tek Singh. Every one showed 0 planned hours on PITC's Load Management Portal. Check your own feeder by typing your 14 digit reference number at ccms.pitc.com.pk/FeederDetails.

The Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (FESCO) serves Faisalabad, Sargodha, Mianwali, Khushab, Jhang, Bhakkar, Toba Tek Singh and Chiniot districts, according to its website. Its own "Load Managment Schedule" page still shows an entry dated 18-04-2023. So we used the portal run by the Power Information Technology Company (PITC), which shows each feeder's planned hours for today and tomorrow.

FESCO Load Managment Schedule page showing only an entry dated 18-04-2023
Screenshot of fesco.com.pk, 10 November 2026

FESCO load shedding hours by feeder, checked 10 November 2026

All 47 FESCO feeders we checked on 10 November 2026 had 0 hours of planned load shedding. All 47 were switched on and in PITC's category 1. Most had no recorded outage on 9 November either, and the longest was 2 hours 4 minutes.

We searched PITC's feeder list by grid station name for Faisalabad, Chiniot, Sargodha, Mianwali, Toba, Jhang, Bhakkar and Khushab, then opened every FESCO feeder the search returned at about 3:50 am on 10 November. The Jhang, Bhakkar and Khushab searches returned no FESCO feeders, so those districts are not in our check.

Grid stationFeeders checkedPlanned hoursFeeders off at all on 9 NovLongest off on 9 Nov
Allied Faisalabad10016 minutes
Chiniot Road, Faisalabad80119 minutes
Mianwali100324 minutes
Sargodha-II9031 hour 50 minutes
Toba Tek Singh10022 hours 4 minutes
Total47010
FESCO feeders checked at each grid station on 10 November 2026, all with 0 planned load shedding hours

Every FESCO feeder we checked

The full list is below, with each feeder's code so you can match it with your bill. "Planned hours" is PITC's "Planned Load Shedding" figure for 10 November. "Off on 9 Nov" is PITC's "Yesterday Outage History".

Grid stationFeederFeeder codePlanned hoursOff on 9 Nov
Allied FaisalabadEid Gah Road12890100 h 6 m
Allied FaisalabadModel Town12890200 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadCrestex12890300 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadAkbarabad12890400 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadSahil12890500 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadAllied Hospital (Bundle 082406)12890600 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadGulshan Colony12890700 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadJalal Street12890800 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadState Life12890900 h 0 m
Allied FaisalabadSareena12891000 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDZafer Fabric00283700 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDCresent Board00283800 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDSuper00284000 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDUsman Block00284200 h 19 m
Chiniot Rd FSDSargodha Cloth Processing00284300 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDMubarak Processing00284400 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDFaisal Saeed00284500 h 0 m
Chiniot Rd FSDSitara Supreme00284600 h 0 m
MianwaliOld Sher Wala01341000 h 0 m
MianwaliAbba Khel01341200 h 16 m
MianwaliMuslim Bazar (013415)01341500 h 0 m
MianwaliYaru Khel01341600 h 0 m
MianwaliKhawajabad01341700 h 0 m
MianwaliCivil Line (013418)01341800 h 0 m
MianwaliRakkhi01341900 h 2 m
MianwaliJail01342000 h 0 m
MianwaliMother & Child01342100 h 0 m
MianwaliAzeem Wala01342200 h 24 m
Sargodha-IICitro Pak06011600 h 0 m
Sargodha-IIGunianwala06011800 h 0 m
Sargodha-IIBab-e-Haram06011900 h 0 m
Sargodha-IIRose Valley06012001 h 50 m
Sargodha-IIAnwarabad06012100 h 3 m
Sargodha-IIIftikhar Indus06012200 h 0 m
Sargodha-IICanal Palm06012300 h 33 m
Sargodha-IIGulberg City06012400 h 0 m
Sargodha-IIChukera06012500 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghJalalpur09180500 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghNagra09180600 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghAkal Wala Road09180700 h 1 m
Toba Tek SinghJhang Road (091808)09180802 h 4 m
Toba Tek SinghTufail Shah09180900 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghWaqas Shaheed09181000 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghUAF09181100 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghRajan Road09181200 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghA.K Industry09181300 h 0 m
Toba Tek SinghDaras More09181400 h 0 m

Our sample leans towards city and industrial grids. Rural FESCO feeders with high losses may still have planned hours, so check your own feeder rather than assuming 0.

Why FESCO feeders show 0 hours when other companies show 20

PITC gives each feeder a "Category" from 1 to 7. Every FESCO feeder we checked was category 1, and category 1 feeders had 0 planned hours at every company we checked this week. Feeders in category 7 get the longest cuts, up to 20 or 21 hours a day.

PITC prints the same number under "Line Loss", which suggests the category tracks losses on the feeder. FESCO's cost recovery ratio is 1.06, against 0.55 for QESCO, as our cost recovery comparison shows. Compare FESCO's 0 hours with the 20 hours on many feeders in our SEPCO load shedding schedule.

Zero load shedding does not mean zero power cuts. FESCO still shuts feeders for maintenance on fixed days, and those cuts are announced separately. Our FESCO shutdown schedule for 7 to 11 November lists them.

Planned load shedding hours on FESCO feeders compared with SEPCO and TESCO feeders on 10 November 2026

How to check your FESCO load shedding schedule online

Use PITC's Load Management Portal with your reference number. It shows today's planned hours, tomorrow's hourly plan and how long your feeder was actually off. It is free and works in a phone browser.

  1. Open ccms.pitc.com.pk/FeederDetails.
  2. Type your 14 digit reference number from your FESCO bill, or your 6 digit feeder code.
  3. Read "Planned Load Shedding" for today's total hours.
  4. Check the "Tomorrow Schedule" column for any hours that will be off.
  5. Compare "Actual Outage Today" with the plan, and call 118 if power is off without a reason.

Your reference number is printed on your bill, which you can download free from our FESCO bill check page. The load shedding by reference number guide shows the same portal step by step.

Steps to check FESCO load shedding hours on the PITC Load Management Portal

How to complain about a FESCO power cut

If your feeder shows 0 planned hours and power goes off, that is a fault or a maintenance shutdown, not load shedding. Call 118 or FESCO's toll free number 0800-66554, or register online at ccms.pitc.com.pk/complaint.

The portal marks a fault as "OFF (Unplanned)". Keep the complaint number you are given. If 118 is busy, our FESCO complaint number list has the XEN and revenue office numbers. If FESCO does not fix the problem, our guide on when load shedding breaks NEPRA's rules explains how to go to the regulator.

Common questions

Is there load shedding in Faisalabad today?

None of the 18 Faisalabad city feeders we checked had planned load shedding on 10 November 2026.

Does FESCO have a load shedding schedule?

FESCO's own page has not been updated since April 2023. PITC's portal shows each FESCO feeder's current planned hours.

Is there load shedding in Sargodha and Mianwali?

All 19 Sargodha-II and Mianwali feeders we checked had 0 planned hours on 10 November.

Why is my FESCO power off if there is no load shedding?

It is likely a fault or a planned maintenance shutdown. Call 118 to report it.

Can I see tomorrow's FESCO schedule?

Yes. The portal's hourly table has a "Tomorrow Schedule" column for your feeder.

What is the FESCO helpline number?

Call 118, or FESCO's toll free number 0800-66554.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read FESCO's load management page on 10 November 2026. We checked every feeder in the tables on PITC's Load Management Portal at about 3:50 am PKT on 10 November 2026. Planned hours change, so check your own feeder on the day.

About the author

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan Era

Tax, Bills and Technology Writer

Ali Akhtar

Ali Akhtar is a young and curious voice here at Pakistan Era. He is currently pursuing his A-Levels and has a growing interest in Pakistan’s changing industrial landscape and educational trends. Ali likes to write in a way that helps him explain and explore the world around him. His writing reflects the perspective of the new generation navigating the evolving trends of Pakistan where technology, youth innovation, and shifting opportunities are reshaping the country’s future.

TopicsFESCOLoad SheddingFaisalabadSargodhaPunjab