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November 23, 2024

News Desk

Non-solar consumers saddled with Rs 200 billion due to net-metering, unregulated solar

This image shows workers installing a solar panel. — Reuters/File Rooftop solar, net-metering reduce grid demand by 8-10%. Solar users avoid up to Rs 20 per unit cost for setting up net-metering. The report proposes a bill of Rs.1,000 for residential net metering users. ISLAMABAD: In an alarming revelation, it has been revealed that unregulated solar power in the country has led non-solar consumers to bear an additional burden of over Rs 200 billion in the financial year 2023-24, The News reported on Saturday. A report titled “The Distributed Divide – How Solar Expansion Affects Non-Adopting Consumers and Utility Finances”,

November 14, 2024

News Desk

Nepra issues show-cause notice to KE for net-metering violation

The logo of the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) is seen on a wall. — APP/File Nepra initially directed KE to submit data by May 2024 KE asked for an extension and did not meet the standards. The company says in close coordination with Nepra on the matter. ISLAMABAD: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has issued a show-cause notice to K-Electric (KE) for repeated failures to comply with guidelines regarding net metering applications, The News was mentioned. The notice, issued on Wednesday, follows the JEC’s failure to provide complete data on rejected net-metering applications, which the JEC attributed to

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