ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced a reduction in electricity prices by Rs1.55 per unit across Pakistan, including Karachi.
According to NEPRA’s official notification, the revised electricity prices will apply for the months of May to July. The decision is expected to provide major financial relief to power consumers nationwide.
The cut in electricity prices is set to benefit electricity users by a total of Rs52.6 billion. Consumers in both residential and commercial sectors will experience a noticeable decrease in their electricity bills during this period.
NEPRA apprised that the adjustment in electricity prices reflects improved efficiency and better management in the power sector.
It also aligns with the government’s broader goals to ease inflationary pressure and provide economic relief to the public.
The change in electricity prices will be reflected automatically in bills issued over the next few months, offering some respite to households and businesses alike.
Earlier in April 2025, NEPRA officially approved a Rs1.71 per unit electricity price reduction in across Pakistan, including Karachi, from April to June 2025.
