ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has lowered the power tariff by Rs2.15 per unit for the K-Electric consumers, ARY News reported.
According to the notification issued by the NEPRA, the tariff has been reduced on account of fuel cost adjustments (FCAs) for the month of October 2022.
The power regulator said that the relief will not apply to lifeline customers.
With the decision of the NEPRA, the K-Electric consumers will get relief of Rs3.59 billion. The NEPRA will release a detailed verdict later.
Read more: Nepra hikes power tariff for K-Electric consumers
Earlier, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority approved the reduction of Rs5.13 per unit for the month of September on account of fuel charges adjustment.
The power regulator said that the relief of Rs5.13 paisas is only for a month. NEPRA further said the reduction in FCA amount will not apply to lifeline customers, domestic customers using up to 300 units, agricultural customers, or electric vehicle charging stations.
from Business News updates - Latest news stories on Economy from Pakistan https://ift.tt/8dtRDQT
0 Comments