K-Electric seeks NEPRA approval for Rs5.45 per unit electricity tariff hike
K-Electric has proposed a Rs 5.45 per unit increase for Karachi consumers, seeking approval from the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) under monthly fuel adjustments. Moreover, this hike is expected to impose an additional Rs10 billion on residents. KE has requested Rs 2.53 per unit for May and Rs2.92
NEPRA approves increase of Rs7.12 in electricity tariffs
National Electric Power Regulatory Authority(NEPRA) has approved a government request to increase the basic electricity tariff by Rs7.12 per unit, affecting all consumers nationwide, including K-Electric. Customers using up to 200 units will be exempt from this hike for three months. Read More: Lecturer arrested for blackmailing female education officer This follows
NEPRA approves a significant hike in electricity rates
Pakistanis already grappling with inflation face another setback as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced a substantial increase in power tariffs. The new tariff hike of Rs 3.32 per unit will directly impact both household and business budgets, further burdening citizens already struggling with rising costs of
NEPRA increases electricity prices by 1.90 rupees
WEB DESK: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has issued a notification announcing an increase in electricity prices as part of the quarterly adjustment for the current financial year. In addition, this price hike is set to impact consumers over the next three months. Moreover, according to the notification,
Govt jacks up power prices again
WEB DESK: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority had approved an increase of Rs 1.45 per unit, accepting the request of the Power Division authorities. According to NEPRA sources, consumers will be charged for August, September, and October. Electricity companies had requested a third quarterly adjustment of Rs 24-2023 in
Electricity price hiked by Rs 2.83 per unit: NEPRA
National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on Wednesday announced a substantial hike in the electricity tariff.
