TEI Electricity Rate: ₱12.07/kWh
Tarlac Electric Inc. (TEI) charges residential customers ₱12.07 per kilowatt-hour as of September 2026. It serves Tarlac City.
Rate as of September 2026What that means on your bill
| Monthly usage | Approximate bill |
|---|---|
| 100 kWh | ₱1,207 |
| 200 kWh | ₱2,414 |
| 300 kWh | ₱3,621 |
| 500 kWh | ₱6,035 |
Usage × ₱12.07/kWh. Fixed monthly charges and any lifeline discount move the exact figure slightly. Your own bill shows your usage in kWh; for a breakdown by appliance, pick TEI in the appliance calculator.
That is down ₱1.66 from ₱13.73 the month before.
TEI's rate since 2023
In 2023 TEI's rate averaged ₱12.39 a kWh. Over the twelve months to September 2026 it averaged ₱11.74, down ₱0.65 (5.3%). Single months can swing hard with refunds and one-off generation adjustments, so the averages are the fairer comparison.
| Year | Average rate | Months with a figure |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | ₱12.39/kWh | 12 |
| 2024 | ₱10.85/kWh | 12 |
| 2025 | ₱10.61/kWh | 10 |
| 2026 | ₱11.78/kWh | 8 |
Monthly figures from the PRESYO-PH tracker (ICSC), which calculates every utility's rate the same way. Gaps are months with no published figure. How every utility's rate has moved since 2023.
How TEI compares
- 91st most expensive of 131 Philippine distribution utilities we track.
- ₱0.79 below the national median of ₱12.86/kWh.
- ₱2.99 below Meralco (₱15.06/kWh).
Nearby utilities
| Utility | Province | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| TARELCO 1 | Tarlac | ₱13.32 |
| TARELCO 2 | Tarlac | ₱12.27 |
| OEDC | Zambales | ₱13.18 |
| ZAMECO 1 | Zambales | ₱12.48 |
| ZAMECO 2 | Zambales | ₱12.48 |
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Solar in the TEI area
The area averages 5.47 peak sun hours a day, from 4.49 in Aug to 6.51 in Mar. At ₱12.07/kWh that makes rooftop panels pay back in about 2.7 years, the 62nd fastest of 131 utilities. See the full payback ranking, or size a system with the solar panel calculator.
Assumes ₱45,000 per kWp installed, 70% of the power used at home and the rest exported at ₱6.13/kWh, and a 0.8 performance ratio. That export credit is TEI's own generation charge (September 2026), which is what net metering pays.
Frequently asked questions
What is TEI's electricity rate per kWh?
₱12.07 per kWh for residential customers as of September 2026, according to the PRESYO-PH tracker (ICSC). That is ₱0.79 below the national median of ₱12.86 across 131 utilities.
How much is a 200 kWh bill with TEI?
About ₱2,414 at ₱12.07/kWh. Fixed monthly charges and any lifeline discount shift the exact figure slightly, so treat it as an estimate.
Does rooftop solar pay back in the TEI area?
On our standard assumptions, in about 2.7 years, the 62nd fastest of 131 utilities. The area averages 5.47 peak sun hours a day, from 4.49 in Aug to 6.51 in Mar.
Sources
- Rate: the PRESYO-PH tracker (ICSC), September 2026.
- Sun hours: Global Solar Atlas, long-term average at a point in the service area.