• NEPRA has approved a reduction of Rs 4.7 per unit in the price of electricity
• A meeting was held in NEPRA regarding the electricity tariff
• NEPRA said the decision will not apply to Lifeline customers

ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved a reduction of Rs 4.7 per unit in the price of electricity per unit for consumers at the request of Karachi Electric Supply Company (K-Electric).

According to the details, a meeting was held in NEPRA regarding the electricity tariff, in which electricity was reduced by Rs 4.70 per unit for the customers of K-Electric.

NEPRA said the decision will not apply to Lifeline customers, as K Electric generated electricity from its sources at a cost of over Rs 37.74 per unit.

It should be noted that K Electric had requested NEPRA to reduce the price of electricity by Rs 4.62 per unit in the context of the monthly fuel price adjustment for September.

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