Power consumers may receive a relief of Rs63.94 billion in Pakistan.

Electricity consumers in Pakistan, including K-Electric customers, may benefit from a substantial relief of Rs63.94 billion, as power distribution firms (DISCOs) have submitted a petition to NEPRA for quarterly adjustments.

The Distribution Companies (DISCOs) have submitted a petition to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) for the first quarter adjustment of the calendar year 2026, with a hearing set for May 19.

Prime Minister Shehbaz advocates for renewable energy and mandates a stringent enforcement against electricity theft.

The application indicates a reduction of Rs36.83 billion in capacity charges for the period from January to March.

The DISCOs additionally indicated in their proposal that there has been a decrease of Rs11.24 billion in system usage costs and market operation fees.

They additionally sought a Rs23.51 billion adjustment for incremental units.

The ultimate determination about consumer remedy will be rendered following NEPRA’s hearing.