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A significant electricity tariff reduction announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has offered relief to consumers, but only part of the Rs7.41 per unit cut will be permanent. Out of this reduction, Rs3.93 per unit is sustainable, while the remaining Rs3.50 per unit will only last for three months. Breakdown of the Tariff Relief According …
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Electricity consumers in Pakistan may get temporary relief as the power tariff is expected to drop by Rs1.30 per unit for a month. The Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) has requested a reduction in the monthly fuel price adjustment for December. The CPPA’s petition will be heard tomorrow. According to the request, the estimated fuel …
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ISLAMABAD: The federal government is moving to reduce the electricity tariff by up to Rs10 after terminating power purchase agreements with five Independent Power Producers (IPPs). This decision is expected to save the national exchequer Rs411 billion, according to officials. Energy Minister Awais Leghari announced this development during a press conference following the federal cabinet’s …
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