power tariff

Govt decides to reduce taxes on food items

Puts off proceedings on request of CPPA-G that is working on new cost mechanism

Textile body fears new surcharges will hit 30% of production capacity

NEPRA allows price hike under fuel cost adjustment for October

Power distributors to recover Rs24 billion from power consumers in December

NEPRA reserves ruling on first-quarter tariff adjustment

Power distribution companies will recover Rs24b from consumers in December bills

40.33% electricity was generated from water in the month of August

Price raised by 83 paisa per unit for consumers of more than 300 units a month

Former minister says poor people paying for “incompetence” of govt

In the current financial year, the tariff will soar by Rs2.33 per unit

Users to face over Rs3 per unit rise in electricity prices

NEPRA reserves judgement in petition to revise base tariff for recovery of Rs202b

Consumers will pay an additional Rs13.5 billion after price revision

Govt cuts electricity price by Rs3 per kWh, will pay the difference

Cooperation with China will be sought for project

ECC approves supply of subsidised gas to five export-oriented sectors

Price being revised due to rise in power generation cost and net hydel profit payment

Distribution companies will collect an additional Rs16b from consumers next month

NEPRA increases tariff by Rs1.25 per unit; consumers will have to pay extra Rs15.7b

Overall, consumers will receive relief of Rs27 billion

Price reduction excludes K-Electric, agricultural consumers and domestic users who consume less than 300 units/month

PM’s adviser Miftah Ismail says uniform gas tariff across Pakistan not possible

Consumers using up to 300 units per month and K-Electric customers excluded from benefit

Regulator sets old rate that stands at Rs12.09 per unit, new price is Rs8.86

Insist utility may not be able to raise funds, make investment due to lower tariff

Adjustment not available for consumers using up to 300 units per month

The cut is expected to provide customers relief worth around Rs20b

The federal government will be the ultimate beneficiary of the recent cut in power tariffs for K-Electric

An amount of around Rs20 billion will be refunded to consumers

K-Electric and agricultural consumers will not enjoy the relief

CPPA had sought a lower reduction, but the regulator did not accept the request

Price reduction will not apply to K-Electric, agricultural consumers

NEPRA allows revision due to rise in fuel cost

Total energy generated in July was 11,005 GWh whereas net electricity delivered to Discos was 10,715 GWh

The amount will be adjusted in the monthly bills of July

The fuel cost of electricity delivered to distribution companies was calculated at Rs4.2118 per unit in April

Refund of Rs14 billion will be passed on in the bill for March 2015 to consumers using less than 300 units per month

Decision taken in the Nepra hearing presided over by Nepra Chairman Brig (retd) Tariq Saddozai

Rs3 per unit reduction in electricity was not calculated

Lifeline consumers, those using 300 units per month and K-Electric consumers will not benefit from this cut

The cut in power tariffs is a benefit the industrial sector needs to pass on to the rest of the country

Those who used over 300 units and K-Electric customers not included