Nepra‘s electricity tariff reduction will give consumers net relief of Re0.80 per unit on June bills, after a Rs1.98 cut was partly offset by a Rs1.19 fuel charge adjustment.
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority approved the Rs1.98 per unit reduction under the first-quarter adjustment for 2026. The regulator said the decision would provide consumers with relief of more than Rs67 billion.
The reduction will remain in effect for three billing cycles: June, July and August. Nepra said the adjustment will apply uniformly across the country, including K-Electric consumers in Karachi.
The notification said Lifeline consumers were not included in the revised tariff structure.
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In a separate notification, Nepra approved a Rs1.19 per unit increase under the April 2026 fuel charge adjustment. The increase will also apply nationwide, including Karachi and K-Electric consumers, and will appear on June bills.
The Central Power Purchasing Agency had sought a Rs1.73 per unit increase under the April fuel adjustment. Nepra approved Rs 1.19 per unit after reviewing the submitted data and calculations
