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NEPRA reduces Rs 1.73 per unit electricity charges for Karachi consumers

byCustoms Today Report
22/01/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has stated that a notification has been issued after November’s fuel adjustment. The notification issued to provide relief on electricity charges for consumers of Karachi.

According to the notification, consumers will benefit by a reduction of Rs. 1.73 per unit which would reflect in bills for March 2015.

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NEPRA had proposed the reduction during the first week of January and after approval it issued the notification today.

Tags: electricity chargesNEPRA issues notificationRs. 1.73 per unit reduction

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