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October 31, 2025

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OGRA notifies price reduction per kg of LPG by Rs 5.88

Islamabad: The government has reduced LPG price by Rs 5.88 per kg. The new prices will take effect from November 1, 2025. According to the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Authority’s notification, the price of a domestic 11.8 kg LPG cylinder has been reduced by Rs 69.44. After the revision, the new price for the domestic cylinder has been fixed at Rs 2,378.89, up from Rs 2,448.33 in October. Read more: Government lifts ban on new gas connections The adjustment comes as part of OGRA’s monthly price review, reflecting changes in international market trends and domestic distribution costs. Recently, Prime

June 4, 2024

News Desk

NEPRA notifies Rs 3.76 per unit increase in electricity rates

Islamabad: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has notified an increase in electricity prices by up to Rs 3.76 per unit due to quarterly adjustment. The increase enables power companies to recover over Rs 46 billion from consumers for the third quarter of FY 2023-24. Of this total, Rs 28.515 billion will be charged as capacity charges, which will go to independent power plants (IPPs) that have not generated electricity and have remained idle. As a result, diligent consumers who pay their bills regularly will bear the brunt of this significant amount. Read more: NEPRA highlights Rs32b burden on consumers

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