巴基斯坦将于2026年2月10日审查电费变化,目的是降低高使用率,但为低用户增加固定收费。 Pakistan to review electricity tariff changes on Feb. 10, 2026, aiming to lower high-use rates but add fixed charges for low users.

国家电力管制局(NEPRA)将于2026年2月10日举行听证会,审查政府关于修订巴基斯坦各地电费和固定电费(包括K-Eectric电费)的提案。 The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) will hold a hearing on February 10, 2026, to review a government proposal to revise electricity tariffs and fixed charges across Pakistan, including for K-Electric. 该计划旨在降低较高国内用户的可变费率——对于使用400个或400个以上单位的用户,可降至每单位1.53卢比——同时对使用300个单位的消费者实行固定的每月收费,可能增加中低用户的成本。 The plan aims to lower variable rates for higher domestic users—up to Rs1.53 per unit for those using 400 units or more—while introducing fixed monthly charges for consumers using up to 300 units, potentially increasing costs for low and moderate users. 这些修改经联邦内阁批准,力求在不增加总体补贴负担的情况下,改善分销公司的成本回收,补贴总额上限仍为2490亿卢比。 The changes, approved by the federal cabinet, seek to improve cost recovery for distribution companies without raising the overall subsidy burden, which remains capped at Rs249 billion. 一项单独的燃料成本调整已经使2月账单的电价每单位0.28卢比上涨,对大多数消费者有效,但生命线用户和EV收费站除外。 A separate fuel cost adjustment has already increased electricity prices by Rs0.28 per unit for February bills, effective for most consumers except lifeline users and EV charging stations.