Uzbekistan is reducing Afghanistan`s electricity supply by 60 percent @Muslim Leaguer: “The only good news is that load shedding has been significantly controlled in Pakistan (with the exception of some areas of KPK where consumers don`t like to pay for electricity use). The recovery rate is =<8%)." » why you stupid people always confuse Ttibal areas with KPK.???? Just name the areas of KPK where they don`t want to pay the bill or just want to turn off. Lesco is one of the electricity suppliers in Lahore`s nearby towns, which include Lahore, Sheikhupura, Okara and Kasur. Every month you receive an invoice from Lesco, have you ever wondered what the FPA is in Lesco Bill? PESHAWAR: Electricity consumers in various parts of the CP staged protests on Friday against excessive electricity bills sent to them by the Peshawar Electricity Supply Company (Pesco) after the inclusion of the Fuel Price Adjustment (FPA). I read a message in an English daily a few months ago saying that KESC was the only electricity supplier in Pakistan to generate profits – although Karachi generally had less load shedding than Punjab. The reason? They rezoned their load shedding plan by collecting the bills. Areas with a collection of more than 80% have no load shedding (this includes many mid-range areas), those in the range of 60-80% have up to 3 hours and so on. This is the advantage of being a private company – you are not tied to corrupt government practices and can implement solutions that are beneficial to you and customers (most Karachiites – those who pay their bills – are rather satisfied with KESC`s service). Now, if in simple terms you had a bill of RS 1000 and 400 is the FPA, it means that the amount spent on fuel production to produce that electricity is the FPA. Why nePRA asked distributors in Islamabad, Lahore, Faisalabad, Hyderabad, Gujranwala, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta and Sukkur to reimburse about Rs 35 billion to energy consumers through future monthly bills, and why not NEPRA asked KESC to reimburse the amount of fuel adjustment costs to Karachiites as well. @Muslim Leaguer: How about launching a project on the largest coal reserves in Thar? By the way, the main reason for the slight reduction in load shedding is the reduction in electricity demand due to winters, which is the case every year. However, the duration of load shedding during the summers of this year was similar, if not more. @Muslim League: …

and what about the Kala Bagh dam? It will only take 5 years to get up and running, add tons of megawatts and irrigate hundreds of acres of land. Angry consumers were seen visiting the Pesco housing estate and carrying inflated utility bills in their hands. (ANI) In addition to the normal fees, there are also other fees that you had to pay with your bill, including E.D, TV fees, GST and a few others. The amount will be refunded to consumers via future monthly invoices. Usually, Lesco will charge you about 1,881/KWh net FPA on the bill. The only good news is that load shedding has been heavily controlled in Pakistan (with the exception of some areas of KPK where consumers don`t like to pay for electricity use). The recovery rate is =<8%. With the start of work on various megaprojects, including Neelam-Jhelum Hydropower, Nandipur Power Generation, Quaid-e-Azam Solar Energy Park in Cholistan and KANNUP2 in Karachi, the increased demand for electricity due to industrialization and more income and jobs in Pakistan will certainly be met.

There was a protest in Batkhel in Malakand district where people called on the government to reduce the electricity tariff that had increased after the addition of the FPA. They said the government has significantly increased the FPA tax on electricity bills, which is becoming increasingly difficult for people to pay. .