ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on Monday decided to increase the power tariff by Rs5.94 under monthly fuel adjustment.
According to the details, NEPRA took the decision after conducting a hearing on the plea of the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CCPA).
According to details, the increase in electricity prices will not apply to K-Electric customers and lifeline consumers.
The hike will burden the power consumers with an additional burden of 50 billion rupees.
Earlier, CPPA had sought an Rs6.10 per unit increase in power tariff under fuel adjustment for the month of January.
CCPA had said that in the month of January, 5.83% electricity was produced from water, 33.15% from coal, 6.73% from furnace oil, 14.07% from natural gas, 14.37 from imported LNG and 14.37% from nuclear power.
