The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority has requested the Central Power Purchase Agency to increase the price of electricity by one rupee.
According to details, NEPRA has requested the Central Power Purchasing Agency to increase the price of electricity by one rupee and 52 paise. Given in terms of fuel adjustment.
It has been requested to increase the price of electricity by 95 paise per unit for November and 57 paise per unit for October. More than units of electricity were sold. In November, the cost of fuel was fixed at Rs 2.48 per unit while the cost of fuel per unit was Rs 3.44.
Thus, the total cost of power generation was Rs 25.59 billion. The hearing on both the petitions will be held on December 30 in Islamabad, but it will not be applicable to the electric consumers. Dropped an electric bomb. The price of electricity was increased by Rs 11 per unit. The increase in the price of electricity was made in the form of monthly fuel adjustment.
The National Electric and Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) raised the price of electricity in the wake of the September fuel price adjustment. The decision will impose a burden of Rs 12 billion on consumers.
According to NEPRA, the production cost of electricity in September was Rs 3.95 per unit while the reference cost of electricity was Rs 2.84 per unit. A statement issued by NEPRA said that additional collection from consumers would be made in December bills. The decision will not apply to electric consumers.
