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January 17, 2026

News Desk

Another increase in electricity tariffs is coming for consumers under the December FCA

A representational image of an electricity meter. — Reuters/File Utilities are seeking Nepra approval for Re0.4781 per unit. Dec Report Cost Rs 9.1419. actual cost Rs.9.62. Total generation 8,487 GWh at Rs 77.7 billion. Islamabad: Electricity consumers may face another hike in their electricity bills after utilities asked the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) to allow an additional Re0.4781 per unit charge, The News was mentioned. Utilities sought recovery in the December 2025 monthly fuel cost adjustment (FCA), citing higher-than-expected generation costs. If approved, the extra amount will be collected by the February accounts. In a petition filed on behalf

January 8, 2026

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Nepra reduces energy tariffs for consumers nationwide under FCA

A representational image of a transmission tower, also known as a power pylon. — AFP/File Reduction applies to January bills due to November FCA. Lifeline consumers exempt from tariff relief: notice. The financial needs of Discos for 2026 are estimated at Rs 3,379 billion. The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has announced a reduction in electricity tariffs by 93 paisa per unit after issuing a notification applicable to consumers across the country. According to the statement, the reduction was decided due to a fuel cost adjustment for November and will be passed on to consumers through January electricity bills. He

September 16, 2025

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FBR rejects PCA claims for losing revenue of RS100BN from the FCA system

A ruthless image of the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) building in Islamabad. – Apply/file The research has begun the preparation and leak of the report of the report. PCA’s allegations of incorrect obsession and TBML excluded from FBR. The excessive deficit, the RS58M was found against the RS53BN claimed. ISLAMABAD: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) rejected the Pakistan Customs Audit (PCA) report, which reported $ 100 billion in revenue losses after the introduction of Famotian Customs Customs Evaluation (FCA). The news reported. According to officials, the report was drawn up by two degraded officers. A research committee has been set

November 6, 2024

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September power tariff reduced by Rs 1.28 per unit under FCA

The NEPRA logo is seen in this undated photo. — APP/File The reduction is not applicable to K-Electric’s power tariff scheme. CPPA initially demanded a cut of 71 paisa per unit for September. Adaptation to be effective for residential users with ToU meters. The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved a cut of Rs 1.28 per unit in electricity rates for September 2024 under the Fuel Charge Adjustment (FCA), a release said on Wednesday. This decision, which is effective for the November billing cycle, provides relief to consumers as global fuel price fluctuations affect their monthly electricity bills. This

October 25, 2024

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K-Electric tariff increased by Rs 3.03 per unit in FCA

A view of K-Electric’s headquarters, with solar panels in the parking lot, in Karachi on January 24, 2023. — Reuters New prices will apply to all categories of consumers. EVCS, lifeline and prepaid consumers are exempt from the charge. K-Electric has sought Rs 3.9 per unit tariff hike for the July FCA. The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has notified an increase in electricity tariffs by Rs 3.03 per unit for K-Electric consumers under the fuel cost adjustment (FCA) for the month of July 2024. The revised tariff will be applicable on electricity bills for the month of December 2024,

October 24, 2024

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Nepra approves power tariff reduction under FCA

A power transmission tower in Karachi, January 24, 2023. — Reuters ISLAMABAD: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has approved 86 paisa per unit reduction in power tariffs under the monthly fuel cost adjustment (FCA) mechanism for August. According to a notice issued on Thursday, the Central Power Purchase Authority (CPPA) has asked for a 57 paisa per unit tariff reduction for the said period. The regulator held a public hearing on the CPPA petition on September 26. The regulator had also cut 37 paisa per unit in FCA for the month of July, it further said. FCA for August

July 21, 2024

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K-Electric moves Nepra for Rs 5.45 per unit power tariff hike under FCA

A view of K-Electric’s headquarters, with solar panels on the parking lot, in Karachi on January 24, 2023. — Reuters KE forecasts Rs 2.53 per unit increase for May, Rs 2.92 for June. Consumers will bear an additional burden of Rs 10 billion. Nepra to hear K-Electric’s plea on July 30. ISLAMABAD: Karachi’s sole power provider K-Electric on Saturday moved the apex energy regulator to approve an increase of Rs 5.45 per unit in electricity tariff under the fuel cost adjustment (FCA) mechanism for May and in June. If approved by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra), this hike will

May 8, 2024

News Desk

Power tariff increased by Rs 2.83 in FCA for May

Islamabad: The price of electricity supplied through ex-Wapda distribution companies (XWDISCOs) has been increased by Rs 2.83 per unit as part of fuel cost adjustment (FCA) charges for the month of March, according to a notification issued by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Wednesday. The power regulator added that the additional charges will be recovered from consumers in their electricity bills for May. The notification said that the additional charges will be applicable to all categories of consumers, except Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCs) and electric vehicle charging stations. Even K-Electric customers will be exempted from this price

November 30, 2023

News Desk

Further hike of Rs 3.5 per unit pricing in the near future

Islamabad: Electricity consumers should brace themselves for another hefty hike in tariffs of up to Rs 3.53 per unit due to fuel charge adjustment (FCA). In this regard, the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) held a public hearing on Wednesday but reserved its decision which will be issued after checking the data. If the entire impact of the fuel price hike is passed on to consumers, they will bear an additional burden of Rs 40 billion. Even protected consumers using 200 units of electricity per month will see their monthly bills rise by Rs 650-700 due to the tariff hike.

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