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Articles for tag: 0.85unit, consumers, Electricity, October, rebate

October 25, 2024

News Desk

Electricity consumers will get a rebate of 0.85/unit in October

KE employees working in Karachi on January 25, 2023. — EFARM Production costs were low in August, Nepra says. Tariff Rana members are concerned about the significant increase in tariffs. It will also not apply to prepaid electricity consumers. Islamabad: Consumers who paid higher electricity rates in August 2024 will get refunds of Rep 0.8555 per unit in their October bills, according to a statement by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra). The regulator took a decision to this effect after confirming in its latest decision that electricity generation costs were low in August and consumers were charged higher prices,

November 26, 2023

News Desk

Beijing expresses concerns over delay in tax rebate

Islamabad: The Chinese government has raised concerns over a delay of more than a year in granting a one-time tax exemption on equipment and furniture donated to the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) police. The matter was discussed at a recent meeting of the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) where it was pointed out that Beijing is concerned about the delay in tax relief as the matter has been pending for the past 14 months. The Ministry of Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan informed the economic decision-making body that the Immigration Department of China had donated office equipment and furniture to the British police on 21

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