Two companies, two number formats, one simple routine. This guide covers both — and shows you how to read the bill once it opens.
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SNGPL (Punjab, KPK, Islamabad): 11-digit consumer number likhein — bill yahin isi page par khud khul jayega, bas chand seconds intezar karein.
SSGC (Sindh, Balochistan): 10-digit customer number likhein — aage wale page se number copy karke official SSGC page par bill khul jayega.
Take any old gas bill. SNGPL: look for "Consumer No" near the top — 11 digits. SSGC: look for "Customer Number" — 10 digits. The number never changes, so once you have it, save it in your phone. No old bill? The same number appears in your JazzCash/Easypaisa payment history and on any stamped paid bill — and as a last resort, call the helpline 1199 with your meter number or address and ask for it.
| Bill section | What it means |
|---|---|
| Billing month / period | The days this bill covers. SSGC bills often cover two months. |
| Units consumed (hm³) | Gas you used. Feed this into the calculator to verify the amount. |
| Current bill | This period's gas charges + fixed charge + meter rent + GST. |
| Arrears | Any unpaid amount from earlier bills, added on top. |
| Payable within due date | What you pay if you pay on time. |
| Payable after due date | The same bill plus the late payment surcharge. |
| Protected / Non-protected | Your tariff category — it decides your slab rates. See the tariff page. |
A sudden jump usually has a boring explanation: a slab crossing (see the 1.5 hm³ cliff on the tariff page), a two-month SSGC bill, winter geyser use, or arrears added from last month. If the meter reading itself looks wrong, note the current meter reading and call 1199 or visit your area office — reading disputes are corrected far more easily before payment.