The price of each unit of electricity has been increased by 3 rupees and 32 paisas, a predictable increment that will be effective in the current month’s bill. NEPRA has issued a notification regarding the price hike resulting from an increase in power tariff under monthly fuel price adjustment. As per media reports, the federal cabinet has approved setting the basic tariff for local consumers at up to Rs 48.84. In contrast, the basic tariff per unit increase ranges from Rs 3.95 to Rs 7.12.
According to this document, non-protected domestic users consume between one and one hundred units of electricity. After an increase of seven rupees eleven paisas, the new rate will be twenty-three rupees fifty-nine paise per unit. In a similar situation, consumption is now between one hundred and one hundred monthly units. A rise of seven rupees twelve paise will raise the basic tariff to thirty rupees seven paise. Use two hundred and one to three hundred units daily for those not protected. There is also an additional cost of seven point twelve (7.12). Which brings it to thirty-four point twenty-six (34.26).
The data shows that for use of between three hundred and one and four hundred units every month, there has been a change in price with a rise by seven point two (7.02), resulting in thirty-nine point fifteen (39.15). In addition, if you consume more than four hundred units every month. It would help if you prepared yourself for payment of forty-one point thirty-six (41.36).
