- Prepaid counters, Lifeline users not eligible for this incentive.
- The decision was a component of the adjustment of negative quarterly prices.
- Nepra also orders KE to reflect a negative FCA from RS3,6396 per unit.
Islamabad: the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) ordered electrical energy (discotheques) on Friday to return an RS52.6 billion substantial rupees, reducing electricity costs from May to July 2025 by RS1.55 The news reported.
For the third quarter of the year 2024-2025, the decision was a component of a negative quarterly price adjustment (QTA). Users of prepaid meters and lifestyles are not eligible for this incentive.
In a related consumer rescue development, the NEPRA has also ordered the K -electrical to reflect a negative adjustment of fuel costs (FCA) of RS3.6396 per unit – on the basis of fuel costs of February 2025 – in its May invoices.
This adjustment will apply to all consumers, with the exception of users of the protected, prepaid and electric charging station (EV). A separate directive for ex-wapda discos (Xwdiscos) also requires a negative fuel adjustment of RS0,2883 per unit in the invoices of May, linked to March 2025 variations of fuel.
These decisions follow a previous rescue measure, under which all discos have been invited to reimburse RS1.9 per unit – amount to 56.38 billion rupees – for the second quarter of the same financial year, implemented in electricity bills from April to June 2025.