Electricity to become cheaper by Rs3.32 a unit

Electricity to become cheaper by Rs3.32 a unit

Get Jobs for Marketing & Sales Decision taken at the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) hearing on Tuesday. ISLAMABAD: The top power regulator has approved a cut of Rs3.32 per unit in electricity tariff for bills of May 2016 on account of fuel adjustment. The relief does not apply to K-Electric and agriculture consumers and those households using less than 300 units per month. The decision was taken at the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) hearing on Tuesday. In its tariff petition, the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) had recommended a refund of Rs3.27per unit for May under the monthly fuel price adjustment mechanism. Nepra noted the fuel cost of electricity delivered to power distribution companies (Discos) was Rs3.49 per unit in May against a reference price of Rs6.77 per unit. The total energy – generated from all sources at a cost of Rs33.74 billion – was delivered at a cost of Rs34.23 billion. Pakistan Market Subscribe Free Foreign Market News

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