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SEPCO New Connection Apply Online in Sindh: ENC Steps, 6 Documents, Rs 1,220 per kW Deposit and 30 Days

Apply for a SEPCO new connection on enc.com.pk in Sukkur, Larkana or Dadu. The 6 documents, Rs 1,220 per kW home deposit, charges and the 30 day limit.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli Akhtar5 min read
A new grey electricity meter box on a plain whitewashed house wall in Sukkur

To apply for a SEPCO new connection, go to enc.com.pk, press Apply and pick SEPCO, or apply at your sub-division office. A home connection up to 15 kW must be installed within 30 days of paying the demand notice. The security deposit for a home is Rs 1,220 per kW in a town and Rs 610 per kW in a village, under NEPRA's 2025 rule book.

The Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO) supplies upper Sindh: Sukkur, Ghotki, Khairpur, Kashmore, Jacobabad, Shikarpur, Larkana, Kamber Shahdadkot, Dadu, Naushahro Feroze and parts of Jamshoro, Shaheed Benazirabad and Rahim Yar Khan. SEPCO's own website has no separate new connection page; its menu sends you to the shared ENC portal. We read SEPCO's site, the ENC portal and NEPRA's Consumer Service Manual on 12 November 2026.

ENC portal home page listing SEPCO among the power companies, with Apply, Track and Print DN buttons
Screenshot of enc.com.pk, 12 November 2026

SEPCO takes new connection applications on the ENC portal

ENC (Electricity New Connection) is the online system built by PITC, the power sector's IT company, for LESCO, GEPCO, PESCO, HESCO, SEPCO, QESCO, TESCO and HAZECO. SEPCO's website links to it from its Services menu. You can still apply on paper at your sub-division if you prefer.

  1. Open enc.com.pk and press Apply.
  2. Choose SEPCO and your sub-division, then the connection type (home, shop, tube well and so on) and the load in kW.
  3. Fill in your name, CNIC, mobile number and the property address.
  4. Upload the documents listed below and submit. Note the tracking ID the portal gives you.
  5. Track the case with that ID on the same portal, then print the demand notice (Print DN) when it is issued.
  6. Pay the demand notice at the bank named on it, within 30 days.
  7. Keep the paid copy. SEPCO's clock for installing the meter starts from that payment.

If you have already applied, our ENC status check guide explains each stage the tracker shows.

SEPCO website home page with Services and Downloads menus
Screenshot of sepco.com.pk, 12 November 2026

Documents SEPCO needs with the application

NEPRA's manual sets the same papers for every company. For a home or shop you need ownership proof, a Rs 50 affidavit, CNIC copies, and a wiring test report. A tenant also needs the owner's no-objection letter.

DocumentWho needs itDetail
Ownership proof of the premisesEveryoneAs SEPCO accepts it, for example a registry or allotment
Affidavit on Rs 50 stamp paperOwnerNo earlier connection at the premises, and you are not a defaulter anywhere
Attested CNIC copiesApplicant and one witnessLandlord's CNIC too if you rent
Owner's NOC and Rs 50 affidavitTenantsOwner accepts responsibility for any unpaid bills
Wiring test reportEveryoneFrom the Electric Inspector or a licensed wiring contractor
Approved map or NOCSome urban plotsNot needed in rural areas, old abadis or approved housing schemes

A company applying needs its incorporation certificate, a board resolution and its directors' list. A stone crushing plant needs an EPA no-objection certificate.

SEPCO security deposit and connection charges

The security deposit is charged per kW of the load you apply for. A 2 kW home in Sukkur city pays Rs 2,440; the same home in a village pays Rs 1,220. The deposit is refundable when the connection is permanently closed.

ConnectionUrban, per kWRural, per kW
Home (A-1)Rs 1,220Rs 610
Shop or commercial (A-2)Rs 1,810Rs 920

Connection charges are the actual cost of the cable, meter and other material, plus 12% store handling and 8% installation charges, under clause 2.5 of the manual. So two neighbours can get different demand notices if one house is farther from the pole. You can also ask to pay the demand notice in instalments, and the manual says no markup is charged on those instalments.

SEPCO security deposit per kW: home Rs 1,220 urban and Rs 610 rural, shop Rs 1,810 and Rs 920

Getting a second meter for a separate portion of a house has its own conditions; see our guide to a separate meter for your portion. To estimate your bill once the meter is in, use our SEPCO bill check guide.

SEPCO must connect a home within 30 days of payment

NEPRA's Annexure III gives SEPCO 30 days for a load up to 15 kW, 44 days for 15 to 70 kW, and 58 days for 70 to 500 kW, counted after the demand notice is paid. If SEPCO is late, it must give you the reason for each day in writing, with a copy to NEPRA.

LoadCategoryDays allowed
Up to 15 kW at 400 V130
Above 15 kW up to 70 kW244
Above 70 kW up to 500 kW358

You get 30 days to pay the demand notice, and SEPCO can give 30 more if you ask at least three days before the first deadline ends. For a home, the 30 days break down as 4 days for registration and survey, 6 for the estimate and demand notice, 11 for the work order and material, and 9 for fitting the meter.

NEPRA time limits for a SEPCO connection: 30 days up to 15 kW, 44 days up to 70 kW, 58 days up to 500 kW

If SEPCO is late, complain in writing and then to NEPRA

First ask your SDO in writing, quoting your tracking ID and the date you paid. If nothing moves, file a complaint with NEPRA, which can ask SEPCO to explain each day of delay.

Delays are common across the country: NEPRA's own figures show more than 128,000 paid applicants were waiting, as our page on late new connections explains. Keep every paper: the tracking ID, the demand notice and the bank receipt are your proof. If your area has long load shedding, check your feeder in our SEPCO load shedding schedule before you choose a load size.

Common questions

How do I apply for a SEPCO new connection online?

Open enc.com.pk, press Apply, choose SEPCO and your sub-division, fill in the form, upload your documents and save the tracking ID.

What is the SEPCO security deposit for a house?

Rs 1,220 per kW in urban areas and Rs 610 per kW in rural areas, under NEPRA's 2025 manual. A 2 kW urban home pays Rs 2,440.

How long does SEPCO take to give a new connection?

30 days for a load up to 15 kW, counted from the day you pay the demand notice.

Which documents does SEPCO need?

Ownership proof, a Rs 50 affidavit, attested CNIC copies of you and a witness, a wiring test report, and the owner's NOC if you rent.

Can I pay the SEPCO demand notice in instalments?

You can ask. NEPRA's manual allows demand notices to be paid in instalments on request, with no markup.

Which districts does SEPCO cover?

Sukkur, Ghotki, Khairpur, Kashmore, Jacobabad, Shikarpur, Larkana, Kamber Shahdadkot, Dadu and Naushahro Feroze, with parts of Jamshoro, Shaheed Benazirabad and Rahim Yar Khan.

What we checked and sources

We read SEPCO's home page, its area of responsibility and About pages, the ENC portal home page, and NEPRA's updated Consumer Service Manual sent under a letter of 26 November 2025, on 12 November 2026. SEPCO's site has no page of its own on connection fees, so the deposit, charges and days are NEPRA's rules for all companies. The Rs 2,440 example is our arithmetic. We did not file an application. Last checked 12 November 2026.

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.

TopicsSEPCONew ConnectionSukkurSindhENC