The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has approved the government’s request to impose fixed charges on domestic electricity consumers across Pakistan. The decision, which has significant implications for millions of households, has been sent to the federal government for official notification.
Under the new regulation, both protected and non-protected domestic consumers will now be subject to fixed charges based on their monthly electricity usage. This marks the first time that fixed charges will be applied to consumers using up to 300 units per month, a threshold that previously did not attract any fixed charges.
For protected consumers:
For non-protected consumers:
In addition to the new fixed charges, NEPRA has approved a reduction in the per-unit electricity cost for consumers using more than 300 units per month. The following reductions will apply:
These changes, once implemented, are expected to impact household budgets, particularly for those using higher amounts of electricity each month.
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