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Power firms seek Rs1.78 more for January

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•Power firms in Pakistan have requested an increase of Rs1.78 per unit in electricity tariffs for January 2026.
•The request was reported by Dawn (Pakistan) on February 19, 2026.

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▸If the regulatory authority approves the Rs1.78 tariff increase electricity consumers and businesses in Pakistan will face higher energy costs, potentially increasing operational expenses and living costs.

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If the tariff increase is approved, power companies may see improved revenue streams, potentially benefiting their equity valuations.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Power firms seek Rs1.78 more for January

In February 2026, power firms in Pakistan have requested an increase of Rs1.78 per unit in electricity tariffs for the month of January. This request reflects ongoing adjustments in energy pricing, likely influenced by factors such as fuel costs, operational expenses, and regulatory frameworks. The increase, if approved, will impact consumers and businesses by raising their electricity bills. This development is significant as it may affect inflation rates and the overall economic environment in Pakistan.