The CPPA’s request is based on the monthly fuel adjustment for May, where a total of 12.267 billion units of electricity were generated at a production cost of Rs 9.12 per unit. The proposed increase in electricity prices is aimed at covering these rising production costs. NEPRA will carefully consider the justification provided by CPPA before deciding on the potential increase after the hearing.
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If approved, this hike will further impact electricity consumers, adding to their financial burden. The outcome of NEPRA’s decision will have significant implications for households, businesses, and industries across Pakistan, affecting their energy costs and overall economic stability in the context of increasing production expenses.
