Tag: Nepra
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Power Consumers to See Rs0.65/Unit Refund in December Bills
Overview of the Refund Plan Power consumers in Pakistan could see a reduction in their December electricity bills, thanks to a proposed refund of Rs0.65 per unit. The Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) has petitioned the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) to approve the adjustment, arguing that distribution companies charged customers more than the…
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Power Consumers to Get Rs0.65/Unit Refund in December Bills
Pakistan’s power sector moves toward a December refund for consumers In a move aimed at correcting an overcharge, the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) has petitioned the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) to authorize a refund of Rs0.65 per unit on December electricity bills. The proposed refund stems from findings that distribution companies charged…
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Nepra Fines 3 Power Utilities Rs57.5 Million for Preventable Deaths
Regulator’s Stance: Why Nepra Acted The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has imposed a combined fine of Rs57.5 million on three major state-owned power utilities after investigations concluded that 30 fatalities could have been avoided with proper safety protocols and maintenance. The regulator described the deaths as preventable, accusing the companies of lapses in…
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Power tariff cut by Rs0.48 per unit: Nepra’s monthly fuel adjustment explained
Nepra announces a Rs0.48 per unit power tariff reduction The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has announced a notable decrease in electricity prices, reducing the tariff by Rs0.48 per unit. The adjustment is part of the monthly fuel adjustment mechanism, which calibrates tariffs to reflect fluctuations in fuel costs and generation mix. As a…
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Power tariff cut: Nepra trims Rs0.48 per unit on bills
Overview: A welcome relief for electricity consumers The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has announced a downward adjustment in electricity tariffs, shaving Rs0.48 per unit from the average consumer’s bill. The move, described by Nepra as a normal outcome of the monthly fuel adjustment mechanism, is designed to reflect recent fluctuations in fuel costs…
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Power tariff reduced by Rs0.48 per unit: Nepra announces monthly fuel adjustment
Introduction: What the tariff cut means for consumers In a move aimed at providing relief to electricity users, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has announced a reduction of Rs0.48 per unit in electricity prices. The adjustment, part of the monthly fuel adjustment mechanism, is designed to reflect lower fuel costs and improved efficiency…
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Nepra Directs Refund of Rs1.78 Per Unit on September Bills
Nepra Orders Refund for Consumers In a significant move aimed at consumer relief, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has mandated that state-run power distribution companies as well as K-Electric refund consumers an amount of Rs1.7856 per unit in their September electricity bills. This decision comes as a response to reports of overcharging in…
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Nepra Orders Refunds on September Electricity Bills
Introduction The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has recently mandated a significant decision affecting consumers of state-run power distribution companies and K-Electric. In a move aimed at correcting previous overcharges, Nepra has ordered a refund of Rs1.7856 per unit on September electricity bills. This decision was prompted by findings that electricity tariffs were inflated…
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Nepra Directs Refund on September Electricity Bills
Overview of the Refund Decision In a significant regulatory move, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has mandated that state-run power distribution companies and K-Electric refund consumers Rs1.7856 per unit in their September electricity bills. This decision follows an investigation that revealed instances of overcharging during the month of July. Reasons for the Refund…
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Nepra Announces Rs1.79 Per Unit Refund to Consumers for July
Nepra’s Refund Announcement The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has recently declared a significant refund for electricity consumers, affecting September’s bills. Consumers will receive a reduction of Rs1.79 per unit on their electricity charges due to a negative fuel cost adjustment (FCA) for power consumed in July. Understanding Negative Fuel Cost Adjustments Fuel cost…