Power consumers may face Rs1.73/unit tariff hike
- Posted on September 20, 2026
- By Dawn
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In brief
Pakistan's power sector faces potential rate adjustments as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority prepares to review a tariff increase petition submitted by the Central Power Purchasing Agency. The proposed hike of Rs1.73 per unit would affect major electricity consumers nationwide, including those served by K-Electric in Karachi. This regulatory hearing on September 29 represents a significant development in ongoing discussions about energy pricing and affordability across the country's utilities.
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Power consumers may face Rs1.73/unit tariff hike
Nepra to hear CPPA request for tariff increase on Sept 29; proposed hike will also apply to KE consumers.
