Nepra considers fuel cost surcharge as consumers face potential higher bills
Most outlets led with the potential financial burden on consumers, citing a projected Rs36.5 billion increase in September bills due to a proposed Rs2.52 per unit surcharge. They also noted Nepra’s consideration of the surcharge amid rising imported fuel costs. Profit additionally mentioned the possibility of a Rs1.52 per unit quarterly increase and the expiry of a previous relief, estimating a total impact of around Rs6 per unit.
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Consumers may face Rs36.5 billion fuel cost burden in September bills as NEPRA weighs Rs2.52/unit hike
Proposed July fuel adjustment could be reflected in September bills, while a possible Rs1.52 per unit quarterly increase and expiry of Rs1.98 per unit relief may push the overall impact on consumers to around Rs6 per unit
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Nepra weighs Rs2.52 per unit surcharge
Consumers may face Rs36.5b higher fuel cost in September bills as imported fuel costs surge
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