Govt clears 11,695 net-metering applications
Dawn • • 1 min read

The federal government has cleared 11,695 pending net-metering applications, according to Dawn. Energy Minister Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari ordered the cases resolved, and direct communication with affected consumers has begun. The step is presented as part of state policy to promote solar growth while protecting consumer rights.
Of the 16,654 applications pending during the move from net metering to net billing, 11,695 have been verified and found fully compliant with the rules. The Power Division and relevant institutions handled the work, and the verification of the remaining 4,959 applications is still underway.
The Pakistan Information Technology Company is contacting applicants through SMS, WhatsApp and other digital channels, and people can check their status online. The government also said no fees are payable to any individual for processing, a measure meant to keep agents from exploiting applicants.
At a glance
- 11,695 of 16,654 pending net-metering applications have been verified and cleared.
- The remaining 4,959 applications are still under verification.
- No fees are payable to individuals for processing, according to the government.
Originally reported by Dawn
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