Electricity users face Rs25bn extra fuel cost

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• ISLAMABAD: As the government sought to charge consumers an additional Rs25 billion for fuel costs in the October bills, the National Electric Power Re
• At a public hearing conducted by Nepra members Maqsood Anwar Khan, Amina Ahmed and Ghulamullah Shaikh, the chief executive officer of Central Power Pu

ISLAMABAD: As the government sought to charge consumers an additional Rs25 billion for fuel costs in the October bills, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Tuesday decided to review the incremental tariff package for industry introduced in December last year. At a public hearing conducted by Nepra members Maqsood Anwar Khan, Amina Ahmed and Ghulamullah Shaikh, the chief executive officer of Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA) Rehan Akhtar said the major reason for Rs1....

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ISLAMABAD: As the government sought to charge consumers an additional Rs25 billion for fuel costs in the October bills, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Tuesday decided to r

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