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NEPRA reduces power tariff by 9 paisa per unit

byCT Report
06/08/2019
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ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on Tuesday approved a reduction in power tariff by 9 paisa per unit.

According to a notification issued, NEPRA approved a decrease of 9 paisa per unit in the price of electricity, following public hearing of an application submitted by the Central Power Purchasing Company (CPPC) which had sought an increase of 6 paisa in electricity prices under fuel adjustment mechanism for the month of June.

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The tariff revision will provide a relief of Rs1.1 billion to power consumers; however, this will not be applicable on K-Electric, agricultural and lifeline consumers.

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