In a relief for electricity consumers, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced a reduction in electricity prices by over Rs1.22 per unit for one month. A notification confirming the price cut has been issued. Who Will Benefit? The price reduction applies to most consumers but excludes: Lifeline consumers Electric vehicle charging stations … Read more
To relieve electricity consumers from the pressure of capacity payments, the government has developed a new plan that could reduce electricity prices by Rs10 per unit. Official documents reveal that discussions are underway with independent power producers (IPPs) to introduce a “give electricity, take money” or “take and pay” policy. This approach ensures that payments … Read more
In a bid to provide relief to electricity consumers, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has concluded a hearing on a proposal to reduce the power tariff by 57 paisa per unit for one month. If approved, the proposed reduction could ease the burden on consumers dealing with high electricity costs. NEPRA will now … Read more
The citizens of Karachi are bracing for higher electricity bills as the government announces significant price hikes for the coming months. According to a recent notification, the cost of electricity in Karachi has increased by 10 rupees and one paisa per unit due to adjustments in the monthly fuel charges. Monthly Fuel Adjustments June: An … Read more
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) announced a rise in electricity prices by Rs3.33 per unit due to fuel cost adjustments for April 2024. This adjustment will be reflected solely in the electricity bills for June 2024, as per Nepra’s notification, and will not affect K-Electric consumers. Previously, Nepra had increased electricity prices by … Read more
NEPRA is expected to raise electricity rates in Pakistan due to fuel cost adjustments. CPPA has requested NEPRA for a one-month increase in electricity prices. CPPA reported distributing 7.93 billion units to power distribution companies in January 2024. In Islamabad, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) is anticipated to raise electricity rates in Pakistan … Read more
Islamabad: The National Electric and Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) is poised to increase the per-unit electricity price in Pakistan, effective September 1, amidst growing protests against soaring electricity bills. Protests against the surging electricity bills have erupted across major cities, including Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Karachi, Peshawar, Gujranwala, and Hyderabad. Demonstrators have vented their frustration by … Read more
