Islamabad High Court Starts Online Complaint Portal
Islamabad High Court launches a digital complaint system via email and WhatsApp to ensure swift justice and transparency. Submit your grievances at info@ihc.gov.pk or 0313-6552827.
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New 118 Power Helpline Ends Political Influence
Federal government launches upgraded nationwide power complaints helpline 118. Free complaints, real-time tracking, and robotic feedback to ensure accountability across DISCOs.
KE Cracks Down on Power Theft in Liaquatabad
K-Electric intensifies anti-theft operations in Karachi's Liaquatabad, removing 270kg of illegal kunda wires and preventing annual losses exceeding PKR 10 million. The utility urges public cooperation for safer electricity infrastructure.
61% of Power Purchase Price to be Capacity Payments
CPPA informs NEPRA that capacity payments could reach Rs2 trillion in 2026, making up to 61% of power purchase price. Industry leaders fear impact on competitiveness.
FESCO Training Initiative Enhances Safety Standards
Faisalabad Electric Supply Company launches comprehensive training program to enhance safety protocols and technical standards for electrical staff. Learn how this initiative will improve service delivery.
KE's Korangi Camp Tackles PKR 740M Electricity Dues
K-Electric engages Korangi community, resolving billing issues and promoting safety. The area faces over PKR 740 million in outstanding dues. Learn about KE's outreach efforts.
NEPRA U-Turn on K-Electric Subsidy Payments
NEPRA reverses stance on K-Electric subsidy payments, ordering CPPA-G to clear dues. Major development in Pakistan's power sector with implications for consumers.
Mobile Justice Van Launched in Sargodha Rural Areas
Punjab Ombudsman launches mobile office van to provide doorstep justice services in rural Sargodha. Citizens can now register complaints directly without visiting main office. Read how this initiative transforms rural justice access.
CPPA-G Projects Rs26.53 per Unit Power Price for 2026
CPPA-G forecasts power purchase price up to Rs26.53/kWh for 2026, a Rs0.55 increase. NEPRA schedules public hearing on November 18, 2025. Learn how this affects consumers.
KE Serves 12,500+ Customers via Facilitation Camps
K-Electric has assisted over 12,500 customers through 50 on-ground camps since July 2025, bringing bill payments and new connections directly to Karachi neighborhoods. Discover how KE is enhancing community engagement.
Ombudsman Adviser Conducts Open Court in Sargodha
Senior Adviser to Punjab Ombudsman Najam Saeed held an open court in Sargodha, addressing public complaints and ensuring swift justice delivery. Learn how citizens benefited.
Power Sector Deregulation Crisis Costs Pakistan Billions
Pakistan faces economic crisis as power sector deregulation leads to massive losses, infrastructure collapse, and soaring electricity prices. Urgent reforms needed.
NEPRA Alarms Over Soaring Capacity Payments Crisis
Pakistan's power regulator NEPRA reveals alarming rise in capacity payments amid poor recoveries and distribution losses, potentially increasing consumer electricity tariffs.
Pakistan Accelerates Power Plant Privatisation Drive
Pakistan's government announces major privatisation drive for state-owned power plants, aiming to reduce circular debt and improve electricity supply across the nation.
Pakistan May Charge Fixed Fees for Solar Net Metering
The Pakistani government is evaluating the implementation of fixed charges for net metering consumers, potentially changing the solar energy landscape for households and businesses across the country.
Pakistan Power Demand Falls 5.33% in September
Latest NEPRA data reveals surprising 5.33% drop in national electricity consumption during September, signaling shifting energy patterns amid economic adjustments.
NEPRA fines power companies Rs141m over failures
Pakistan's power regulator imposes hefty penalties on DISCOs for poor service delivery, overbilling, and violation of consumer rights - find out which companies face the biggest fines.
NEPRA Slashes K-Electric Tariff, Government Welcomes Relief
The Pakistani government welcomes NEPRA's decision to reduce K-Electric's power tariff, promising significant financial relief for electricity consumers across Karachi.
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