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Pakistani power consumers may need to pay more as govt plans to hike tariff by Rs. 3.49 per unit

Pakistani power consumers may need to pay more as govt plans to hike tariff by Rs. 3.49 per unit

May 22, 2024, at 12:29 am

On account of fuel charges adjustment (FCA) for April 2024, Pakistani power consumers might witness a major rise in tariff by Rs 3.49 per unit, media reports said.

After petroleum prices, now Pakistan may witness hike in power tariff

After petroleum prices, now Pakistan may witness hike in power tariff

May 30, 2022, at 05:39 pm

Islamabad: Pakistan's Minister of State for Petroleum Musadiq Malik has said the country might soon be seeing a spike in electricity tariff, days after petroleum product prices were increased.

Pakistan government decides to hike electricity tariff

Pakistan government decides to hike electricity tariff

Jan 18, 2021, at 02:46 am

IIslamabad:  In a move towards reviving the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, the Pakistan government has decided to hike electricity rates by about Rs 1.90 per unit in the current billing month, media reports said.