The government has announced a significant reduction in the prices of light diesel oil and kerosene oil, effective December 1. This move aims to provide relief to consumers and industries. Read the full details here.
Pakistan government slashes petrol price by Rs2 and diesel by Rs4.79 per litre, providing relief to inflation-hit consumers. New rates effective from midnight tonight for 15 days.
PFCCI's Shahid Imran states rising imports of raw materials and machinery indicate economic growth, not decline. He urges long-term tariff reforms for sustainable development. #PakistanEconomy
CPPA informs NEPRA that capacity payments could reach Rs2 trillion in 2026, making up to 61% of power purchase price. Industry leaders fear impact on competitiveness.
NEPRA imposes Rs57.5 million fines on LESCO, GEPCO, and FESCO for fatal electrical accidents causing 30 deaths. Regulator cites systemic negligence and safety violations.
NEPRA reverses stance on K-Electric subsidy payments, ordering CPPA-G to clear dues. Major development in Pakistan's power sector with implications for consumers.
CPPA-G forecasts power purchase price up to Rs26.53/kWh for 2026, a Rs0.55 increase. NEPRA schedules public hearing on November 18, 2025. Learn how this affects consumers.
Government commits to sweeping economic reforms including tariff rationalization, regulatory modernization and industrial revival at Pakistan Prosperity Forum 2025.
Pakistan's power regulator NEPRA reveals alarming rise in capacity payments amid poor recoveries and distribution losses, potentially increasing consumer electricity tariffs.
Critical healthcare funding slashed by 40% in Pakistan's 2025 budget, putting maternal care, immunization, and disease control programs at severe risk nationwide.
The Pakistani government is evaluating the implementation of fixed charges for net metering consumers, potentially changing the solar energy landscape for households and businesses across the country.
Pakistan's Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority announces significant LPG price reduction, bringing relief to households and businesses across the nation amid economic challenges.
Latest NEPRA data reveals surprising 5.33% drop in national electricity consumption during September, signaling shifting energy patterns amid economic adjustments.
Pakistan's power regulator imposes hefty penalties on DISCOs for poor service delivery, overbilling, and violation of consumer rights - find out which companies face the biggest fines.
The Pakistani government welcomes NEPRA's decision to reduce K-Electric's power tariff, promising significant financial relief for electricity consumers across Karachi.