NEPRA Tariff Adjustment August 2025: Rs. 53.93B Relief Plan
NEPRA tariff adjustment August 2025 hearing is scheduled for August 4, where the authority will review a proposed Rs. 53.93 billion reduction in electricity tariffs. Submitted by major distribution companies (DISCOs) including LESCO and FESCO, the adjustment if approved could lead to lower electricity bills for millions of consumers across Pakistan.
What Is NEPRA Reviewing on August 4?
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has officially scheduled a public hearing to review proposed quarterly tariff adjustments (QTA) for the period of April to June 2025. The hearing, set for August 4, could lead to one of the biggest consumer-side electricity bill reductions in recent years.
What Is the Total Proposed Relief?
The total reduction in quarterly power bills across Pakistan stands at Rs. 53.93 billion, based on petitions submitted by individual DISCOs. These adjustments account for:
- Capacity charge reductions
- Transmission & distribution cost reconciliations
- Market settlement fees and operational adjustments
Which DISCOs Requested the Most Relief?
| Distribution Company (DISCO) | Adjustment Requested (Rs.) |
|---|---|
| FESCO (Faisalabad) | 15.97 Billion |
| LESCO (Lahore) | 12.75 Billion |
| TESCO (Tribal Areas) | 2.55 Billion |
These figures indicate that LESCO consumers could see a significant price adjustment, you can monitor changes by checking your lesco bill online as updates roll out.
Related Update: Rs. 3.55/Unit Relief Also Proposed
This upcoming hearing closely follows an earlier relief petition submitted to NEPRA, which outlined a proposed Rs. 53.39 billion national benefit potentially reducing electricity bills by up to Rs. 3.55 per unit for residential users.
You can read the full coverage here:
NEPRA May Approve Rs. 53.39 Billion Relief for Power Consumers Across Pakistan

Public Participation Invited
NEPRA has invited all affected stakeholders and electricity consumers to submit written objections or attend the August 4 hearing. This move promotes regulatory transparency and public engagement.
“Any decision made will be applicable to all consumer categories across Pakistan,” said a NEPRA spokesperson.
Why This Matters to You?
If NEPRA approves the proposed adjustments, consumers in Lahore (LESCO), Faisalabad (FESCO), and other regions may experience:
- Immediate reductions in electricity bills
- Adjusted fuel and capacity charges reflected in upcoming statements
- Transparency in billing via quarterly reconciliations
These adjustments are part of Pakistan’s broader transition to a market-based electricity model, one where transparency and competition aim to reduce long-term electricity costs.
Potential Consumer Benefit (If Approved)
| Monthly Usage (kWh) | Approx. Relief @ Rs. 3.55/Unit |
|---|---|
| 100 Units | Rs. 355 |
| 200 Units | Rs. 710 |
| 300 Units | Rs. 1,065 |
| 500 Units | Rs. 1,775 |
FAQs
QWhat is the purpose of NEPRA’s August 4 hearing?
To evaluate a Rs. 53.93 billion reduction in electricity tariffs under QTA.
Which companies requested the relief?
FESCO, LESCO, TESCO, and other DISCOs across Pakistan.
Will electricity bills actually decrease?
Yes, if NEPRA approves the proposed adjustments, bills will likely go down.
Is this the same relief as the Rs. 3.55/unit adjustment?
This is a separate but related filing. Combined, both could significantly reduce bills.
Q5: Can consumers participate in the hearing?
Yes, NEPRA has opened the floor for written objections and stakeholder feedback.

