NEPRA fines CPPA for not imposing damages on WAPDA
Most outlets reported that NEPRA fined CPPA for failing to impose liquidated damages on WAPDA, with ProPakistani noting the amount as Rs. 100 million and The Nation reporting it as Rs10 million. The framing of the issue was consistent across both outlets, though the exact fine amount differed slightly in reporting.
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NEPRA fines CPPA-G Rs10 million over failure to impose Rs77 billion damages on WAPDA
Regulator says liquidated damages for excessive outages at 10 major hydropower plants remained un-imposed; CPPA-G warns enforcement could trigger Rs175 billion in late-payment interest claims
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Nepra slaps Rs10 million fine on CPPA-G for shielding Wapda
ISLAMABAD - The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has fined Central Power Purchasing Agency-Guarantee Limited (CPPA-G) Rs10 million for repeatedly failing to impose liquidated damages (LDs) on WAPDA for excessive outages at its hydropower plants, despite contractual obligations and repeated regulatory directions.
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NEPRA Fines CPPA Rs. 10 Crore for ‘Forgiving’ WAPDA
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has imposed a Rs. 100 million fine on the Central Power Purchasing Agency… Read More
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