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August 27, 2024

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Power tariff increased by Rs 1.9 per unit

Islamabad: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has approved an increase of up to Rs 1.90 per unit in electricity tariff under quarterly adjustment for the fourth quarter of the financial year 2023-24, which will result in a total burden of Rs 46 billion on consumers. The amount will be recovered from consumers of state-run electricity distribution companies (DISCOs) and private utility K-Electric. Consumers will cough up billions of rupees mainly due to lower electricity demand, reduced use of maximum demand indicators (MDI) and loss-based overall technical and commercial (AT&C). However, Nepra chairman claimed that consumers will get a relief

August 2, 2024

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Prime Minister Shehbaz promises the nation to reduce electricity prices in Pakistan

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced on Friday that reducing electricity prices was a top priority for the PML-N government and its allies. He emphasized that providing relief to electricity consumers was a key agenda for PML-N Chairman Muhammad Nawaz Sharif and his administration. Addressing a cabinet meeting, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to reduce electricity prices to boost Pakistan’s exports. He noted that both the agricultural and industrial sectors will find it difficult to expand without a reduction in electricity costs, stressing that competitiveness in industry is closely linked to lower energy prices. Sharif criticized

PM Shehbaz scolds officials for not controlling load shedding

ISLAMABAD: A high-level emergency meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the chair continues in Lahore to discuss solutions of power load shedding in the country and problems being faced by the people in general and the business community in particular. While talking to the officials PM Shehbaz said that do whatever you have to but load shedding should not exceed the duration of two hours. According to media reports, he said that PM got very angry when the officials said that there is already only two hours of load shedding happening. While responding to their claims PM said that

Load shedding has been reduced to zero across the country: Power Division

The Power Division says load shedding in the country has been reduced to zero from 5 a.m. today as per announced by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. In a tweet on Sunday, the Division said more than 2,500 megawatts of additional electricity has been added to the system. It said that the Ministry of Energy is constantly striving for uninterrupted power supply during and after Eid holidays. Earlier, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Tuesday directed to end load-shedding in the country from May 1. PM Shahbaz Sharif issued the directives while chairing a high-level emergency meeting to overcome the prevailing electricity

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