NEPRA Reserves Ruling on Tariff

NEPRA reserves ruling on tariff

The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Thursday reserved its judgement on a request for increase in electricity rates up to Rs1.27 per unit on account of fuel charges adjustment (FCA) for April 2025. Nepra held a hearing to consider the tariff hike plea submitted by the Central Power Purchasing Agency Guarantee Limited (CPPA-G). The hearing was chaired by Nepra chairman and attended by the representatives of CPPA-G, official…

Consumers to bear burden as K-Electric allowed to build recovery losses into tariff

Nepra sets utility’s base rate at Rs40 per unit, 40pc higher than national average tariff.

Electricity prices may rise by Rs. 1.27 per unit

ISLAMABAD: Electricity prices in Pakistan may rise by Rs. 1.27 per unit as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) held a hearing on a fuel cost adjustment request submitted by the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) for the month of April. The hearing, chaired by NEPRA’s chairman, was based on CPPA’s claim that the […] The post Electricity prices may rise by Rs. 1.27 per unit appeared first on .

NEPRA orders KE to end Karachi loadshedding

ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has directed K-Electric (KE)to adopt different measures immediately to improve operational performance and avoid load-shedding in Karachi, ARY News reported. In the month of May 2025, during scorching weather and heatstroke, Karachi residents have been experiencing K-Electric load-shedding, and the outages last up to 12 hours in some areas. In reply to rising complaints, the NE…

Power Minister Shows Serious Concerns on K-Electric Tariffs

Islamabad May 29 2025: The Ministry has observed some serious concerns regarding NEPRA’s multiple decisions about K-Electric’s licenses for Generation, Transmission, Distribution, and Supply, states Awais Leghari Minister for Power. These decisions also touch upon the investment plan for the upcoming multi-year tariff period. These rulings have significant long-term effects on consumer tariffs and the Federal Government’s subsidies within a unif…

Nepra’s decisions on KE tariffs: Power Div. flags potential consumers harm, urges revision

ISLAMABAD: The Power Division on Wednesday announced plans to file reviews of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority’s recent decisions regarding K-Electric tariffs, warning that parts of the rulings could have negative consequences for consumers if not revised. Power Minister Sardar Awais Khan Leghari took to X (formerly Twitter) to express concerns about Nepra’s decisions announced during the last few days that have drawn strong reac…