Pakistan Electricity Prices Expected to Rise by Rs1.74 Per Unit

Pakistan's electricity prices are likely to increase by Rs1.74 per unit after Nepra held a public hearing on CPPA's request for an additional fuel cost adjustment, partly attributed to Iran war disruptions.

3 Jun, 02:16 — 3 Jun, 02:16

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Electricity prices likely to rise by Rs1.74 per unit

• Nepra holds public hearing after CPPA asks for additional fuel cost adjustment due to Iran war disruptions • Regulator seeks report from K-Electric over ‘excessive loadshedding’ in Karachi ISLAMABAD: The price of electricity is likely to be increased by Rs1.74 per unit in next month’s bills due to the higher fuel cost adjustment, in light of an official demand for over Rs16 billion in additional recoveries from power consumers. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) held a...

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Pakistan Electricity Prices Expected to Rise by Rs1.74 Per Unit

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