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New Electric bill tariff 2025
New Electric bill tariff 2025 | New wapda Electricity bill prices decided GOVT of Pakistan | wapda

Here’s the latest electricity tariff update in Pakistan, effective July 1, 2025:
NEPRA New Base Tariff — Fiscal Year 2025‑26

A uniform reduction of Rs 1.14 per unit has been approved by NEPRA across all distribution companies (Discos) and K‑Electric, dropping the average base tariff from Rs 32.73 to Rs 31.59 per

Category Consumption (units/month) Old Rate (Rs/unit) New Rate (Rs/unit) Change
Category Consumption (units/month) Old Rate (Rs/unit) New Rate (Rs/unit) Change

Lifeline 0–50 3.95 3.95 0
Lifeline 51–100 7.74 7.74 0
Protected 1–100 11.69 10.54 –1.15
Protected 101–200 14.16 13.01 –1.15
Non‑protected 1–100 23.59 22.44 –1.15
Non‑protected 101–200 30.06 28.91 –1.15
Non‑protected 201–300 34.25 33.10 –1.15
TOU (300) 300 42.93 41.78 –1.15

Commercial, Industrial & Agricultural Tariffs

Commercial now Rs 45.43/unit (prev. Rs 46.58)

General Services Rs 43.17/unit (prev. Rs 44.32)

Industrial at Rs 33.48/unit (prev. Rs 34.63)

Agriculture Rs 30.75/unit (prev. Rs 31.90)

Bulk consumers Rs 41.76/unit (prev. Rs 42.91)


Effective July 1, 2025, the base electricity tariff is reduced by ≈Rs 1.14/unit.

Average base tariff across Pakistan is now Rs 31.59/unit.

Residential and commercial rates have been cut accordingly, except the lifeline slabs, which remain fixed.

Your final bill may still vary depending on additional monthly charges like FPA and GST.


Let me know if you want a breakdown for your specific Disco (e.g. IESCO, LESCO, K‑Electric) or a sample calculation based on consumption—it can differ slightly depending on your area and applicable surcharges.