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Electricity Unit Price in Pakistan 2025:
In Karachi and across the country, electricity has become cheaper by one rupee and ninety paisas per unit in the quarterly adjustment. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has issued a notification regarding a reduction in electricity prices as part of the quarterly adjustment, effective for the period from October to December 2024.
According to the notification, the reduction in electricity prices will apply to all consumers of distribution companies, including K-Electric. This decrease in electricity rates will be effective for three months, from April to June 2025, providing consumers with relief amounting to 56.38 billion rupees.
NEPRA Cuts Power Prices
For lifeline consumers using up to 50 units, the electricity rate is set at 4 rupees and 78 paisas per unit, while for lifeline consumers using between 51 to 100 units, the price remains at 9 rupees and 37 paisas per unit.
For protected consumers using 1 to 100 units, the price per unit has been reduced by 6 rupees and 14 paisas, setting the rate for protected consumers at 8 rupees and 52 paisas per unit, down from 14 rupees and 67 paisas.
For consumers using 101 to 200 units, electricity has been made cheaper by 6 rupees and 14 paisas, with the rate for this category set at 11 rupees and 51 paisas per unit, down from 17 rupees and 65 paisas.
According to the documents, for non-protected consumers using up to 300 units, electricity has been reduced by 7 rupees and 24 paisas per unit, with the rate set at 34 rupees and 3 paisas per unit, down from 41 rupees and 26 paisas.
For non-protected consumers using more than 300 units, the rate has been set at 48 rupees and 46 paisas, down from 55 rupees and 70 paisas.
For this category of consumers, electricity has been made cheaper by 7 rupees and 24 paisas per unit.
According to the documents, the price per unit of electricity for domestic consumers has been reduced by 6 rupees and 71 paisas. The price for domestic consumers has been set at 31 rupees and 63 paisas per unit, down from 38 rupees and 34 paisas.
| Feature | Karachi | Rest of Country |
| Price Reduction | 3 Rupees/Unit | 2.12 Rupees/Unit |
| Adjustment Month | December 2024 | January 2025 |
| Bill Implementation | March Bills | March Bills |
| Regulatory Authority | NEPRA | NEPRA |
Q: What is the expected electricity unit price in Pakistan for 2025?
A: It’s tough to give an exact number, but it could go up by 5-10% if things stay stable, or even 10-15% or more if fuel prices rise a lot. There’s also a chance prices might stay similar or even go down a bit if we use more renewable energy.
Q: Why is it so difficult to predict the exact electricity price?
A: Many things affect the price, like fuel costs, the type of energy we use, government decisions, the value of the rupee, and how much electricity is wasted. These things can change a lot!
Q: What is the winter relief package?
A: It’s a special discount on electricity from December to February. If you use extra electricity during those months, you’ll get a discount of 30% to 50% on the extra units, depending on how much you use.
Q: Who can benefit from the winter relief package?
A: Both homes and businesses can benefit. Homes can save Rs. 11.42 to Rs. 26 per unit on extra electricity used, and businesses can save Rs. 5.72 to Rs. 15.5 per unit.
Q: Where can I find the latest information on electricity prices?
A: You can check the NEPRA website, contact your local electricity company, and keep up with news about energy in Pakistan.
Q: What can I do to save electricity and lower my bill?
A: You can use energy-efficient appliances, turn off lights when you leave a room, unplug electronics when not in use, and use natural light whenever possible.
Q: Will the government continue to provide subsidies on electricity?
A: It’s possible, as the government often tries to keep prices affordable for consumers. However, this can change depending on the economic situation.
Q: How is Pakistan trying to increase the use of renewable energy?
A: The government is investing in solar, wind, and hydropower projects to increase the share of renewable energy in the electricity mix.
Q: What is NEPRA’s role in determining electricity prices?
A: NEPRA (National Electric Power Regulatory Authority) is responsible for regulating the electricity sector and approving any changes to electricity tariffs.
Q: How can I report electricity theft or power outages in my area?
A: You should contact your local electricity distribution company to report any issues or concerns. They are responsible for addressing these problems in your area.
Fahad Munir is a seasoned journalist and editor at Awam PK, specializing in sharing accurate and timely news, job updates, and educational information to the Pakistani audience.
