LESCO reduces NEPRA-related losses by Rs58 billion in two years
Most outlets highlighted LESCO’s reduction of NEPRA-related losses by Rs58 billion over two years, with a focus on the financial savings and the drop from Rs79 billion to Rs21 billion. Business Recorder framed the report as a reduction in the “financial gap,” while 24 News HD emphasized the “national exchequer” benefit, describing the loss reduction as an aggressive effort. Both excerpts present the development as a positive financial achievement.
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LESCO saves Rs58 billion after cutting power losses
The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has achieved savings of more than Rs58 billion over the past two years by significantly reducing distribution losses and improving bill recovery, marking one of the biggest operational improvements in Pakistan’s power sector. Read More: LESCO cuts NEPRA-related loss by Rs 58bn in 2 years According to official figures, LESCO reduced its […]
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Lesco saves Rs58 billion by cutting losses to historic low
Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has saved the national exchequer more than Rs58 billion by reducing its financial gap from Rs79 billion to Rs21 billion over the past two years through aggressive loss reduction, improved recoveries and power sector reforms, setting a new national benchmark for performance, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on.
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LESCO cuts NEPRA-related loss by Rs58bn in two years
The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has slashed its National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA)-related financial gap from Rs79 billion to approximately Rs21 billion over the past two years, saving the national exchequer more than Rs58 billion cumulatively. During the same period, the company’s recovery rate rose to 101.05%, exceeding NEPRA’s regulatory benchmark of 100% for the...
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