ISLAMABAD: The electricity in Pakistan is likely to be cheaper by Rs 1.93 per unit in the quarterly adjustment, according to the sources.
The sources stated that the electricity is likely to be expensive by Rs 1.73 per unit in the April monthly adjustment.
The net relief may be 20 paise per unit after the quarterly reduction in June, combined with the increase in the monthly adjustment.
The final decision will be taken after the hearings on quarterly and monthly adjustments by NEPRA. The monthly adjustment of April 2026 will increase the price of electricity by Rs 1.73, according to the Power Division.
The quarterly adjustment will reduce the price of electricity by Rs 1.93 per unit. Timely and effective measures will not increase the price of electricity in June, the Power Division
Electricity consumers have been saved from the burden of a monthly adjustment of Rs 5 to 6 per unit, a spokesperson stated.
Despite the closure of LNG and the use of expensive furnace oil, there will be no additional burden on electricity consumers, he further added.
The Power Division has provided consumers with a possible Rs 38 billion. The rupee has been saved from an additional burden, the Power Division.
The monthly fuel adjustment has been stopped at an increase of Rs 1.73 per unit. Thanks to the continuity of policies, increase in electricity demand, and special package, consumers have been given relief, Spokesperson
Additional supply of local gas, load management has been reduced by production from imported coal plants, Spokesperson
In the first quarter, it has been possible to return Rs 65 billion to electricity consumers, Spokesperson Power Division
Thanks to the first quarter adjustment, consumers have received relief of Rs 1.93 per unit, Spokesperson
The monthly adjustment has eliminated the effects of the monthly fuel adjustment. In fact, it has also provided more relief despite the extremely difficult conditions.
There will be no increase in the reference tariff next month. In fact, relief of about 20 paisa is also expected, Spokesperson Power Division concluded.
