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Govt notifies Rs4.04 per unit cut in industrial tariffs

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•The Pakistani government notified a Rs4.04 per unit reduction in industrial electricity tariffs on February 17, 2026.
•Nepra received criticism related to changes in the net metering policy on the same date.

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▸If the tariff reduction leads to increased industrial electricity consumption industrial sectors in Pakistan may experience cost savings and potential growth in production.

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If industrial tariffs decrease, industrial companies may benefit from lower operating costs, potentially improving profitability.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Govt notifies Rs4.04 per unit cut in industrial tariffs REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Nepra under fire over net metering policy change

On February 17, 2026, the Pakistani government officially announced a reduction of Rs4.04 per unit in industrial electricity tariffs. This move aims to alleviate the cost burden on industrial consumers and potentially stimulate industrial activity. Concurrently, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) faced criticism regarding changes to the net metering policy, which affects how consumers with renewable energy installations are compensated. These developments reflect ongoing adjustments in Pakistan's energy sector policies, impacting industrial stakeholders and renewable energy participants.