Pakistan, Oct. 20 -- Pakistan's Central Power Purchasing (CPPA) projected that electricity purchase price could rise to Rs 27.31 per unit by January 2027. The submitted these preliminary figures to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority as part of the upcoming tariff review process. Under the new baseline estimates, total power procurement costs across the nation are forecasted to reach approximately Rs 3.55 trillion. Consequently, these revised reference costs will form the foundation for calculating consumer electricity tariffs for the next regulatory period.

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