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May 24, 2025

Seven-year tariff plan brings electricity cost surge for Karachiites

Pakistan

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Nov 28, 2024

K-Electric customers to face higher electricity bills from November

K-Electric is also awaiting approval for an additional increase of Rs0.51 per kilowatt-hour for August.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Sep 27, 2024

NEPRA reports 25 per cent decline in electricity usage

The sharp decline raised ‘alarms’ among the officials regarding its potential effects on the energy landscape,

Pakistan

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Sep 12, 2024

NEPRA announces price hike of Rs1.74

The adjustment was officially communicated through a notification. It was categorised under the quarterly review.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Aug 31, 2024

Federal Minister: IPPs contracts cannot be unilaterally ended

NEPRA reportedly allowed a 15 to 16 per cent profit margin for IPPs, but actual margins were 60 to 70 per cent.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Aug 30, 2024

NEPRA reserves decision on K-Electric’s proposed price hike

Consumers questioned why K-Electric does not close its own plants and rely entirely on the national grid for electricity supply.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Aug 03, 2024

Chairman NEPRA admits mistakes in IPP pricing

The chairman admitted that paying IPP plant companies in dollars as incentives was a mistake.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Jul 11, 2024

Gov’t raises electricity price for commercial, agricultural consumers

General service consumers will see their electricity tariff rise by Rs 6.98 per unit, reaching Rs 61.03 per unit starting July.

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Web Desk
Jul 05, 2024

Government announces new electricity tariff from July 1

The aim is to ensure minimal impact on consumers’ monthly bills, with the government earmarking Rs 440 billion in subsidies to mitigate potential increases in electricity costs.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Jun 21, 2024

NEPRA proposes fixed charges up to Rs 1,000 for domestic users

The charges are tiered based on monthly consumption: Rs 200 for 301-400 units, Rs 400 for 401-500 units, Rs 600 for 501-600 units, Rs 800 for 601-700 units, and Rs 1,000 for usage above 700 units.