Nepra notifies Rs25.30 per unit incremental power tariff
The revised rate applies to additional electricity use by industrial and agricultural consumers. Two of the regulator’s four members opposed the decision.

At a glance
- The revised rate replaces the previous Rs22.98 per unit tariff.
- The package covers eligible industrial and agricultural consumers served by XWDiscos and K-Electric.
- Nepra's four members split 2-2, with the chairman casting the deciding vote.
- Two dissenting members called for the package to be suspended.
Key facts
- Revised rate
- Rs25.30 per unit
- Incremental consumption package
- Previous rate
- Rs22.98 per unit
- Introduced in December 2025
- Eligible consumers
- Industry and agriculture
- XWDiscos and K-Electric
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) notified a revised incremental consumption package rate of Rs25.30 per unit for industrial and agricultural consumers on 12 November. The rate replaces Rs22.98 per unit and gives effect to the authority’s 6 November decision following a semi-annual review of the package for consumers served by ex-Wapda distribution companies and K-Electric.
| Rate | Amount |
|---|---|
| Previous package rate | Rs22.98 per unit |
| Revised package rate | Rs25.30 per unit |
| Marginal cost figures cited | Rs31.83 and Rs29.65 per unit |
The decision passed by a 2-2 vote, with Chairman Waseem Mukhtar using his casting vote. Members Amina Ahmed and Maqsood Anwar Khan dissented, saying the revised rate lacked a validated cost basis and calling for the package’s suspension. Industrial consumers have argued that the difference between the package rate and marginal supply costs could raise monthly fuel cost adjustments and affect other consumer categories.
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