SAI terms Rs25.30/unit ‘gross injustice’

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KARACHI: The SITE Association of Industry (SAI) has demanded the immediate suspension of Nepra’s Incremental Consumption Package, terming the revised tariff of Rs25.30 per unit a ‘gross injustice’.

SAI President Abdul Hadi said the additional cost of supplying incremental electricity was being shifted to general consumers who had not benefited from the scheme. In post-hearing comments to Nepra, the association insisted the burden must be borne exclusively by beneficiaries and not transferred through Fuel Cost Adjustments.

Published in Dawn, November 11th, 2026

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