Among various chalcogenides, bismuth sulfide has garnered considerable attention in recent years for thermoelectric applications because it comprises earth-abundant, low-cost sulfur. However, it has low electrical conductivity compared with other chalcogenides, limiting its thermoelectric performance. Here, using a small concentration of CaCl 2 doping, we have demonstrated ∼3 times enhancement of figure of merit (ZT) in Bi 2 S 3 . Such a surge in ZT is achieved primarily by improving the electron transport behavior in Bi 2 S 3 . Due to the incorporation of CaCl 2 in Bi 2 S 3 , a 2 orders of magnitude increase in electron concentration is observed. Further, the electron mobility is also found to be increased in CaCl 2 -doped Bi 2 S 3. As a result, an unprecedented ∼370 times increase in electrical conductivity and a 5 times rise in power factor are attained in CaCl 2 -doped Bi 2 S 3 . DFT calculation implies that CaCl 2 incorporation indeed modifies the band structure of Bi 2 S 3 , creating multiple valley degeneracies in the conduction band and paving the way for the smoother electron transport in environmentally benign n-type doped Bi 2 S 3 .