In a significant development affecting electricity consumers across Pakistan, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced an increase in electricity tariffs by 28 paisa per unit. This decision, as reported by Aaj TV Latest, is part of the December fuel price adjustment and will be reflected in the February billing cycle. The increase applies to consumers nationwide, including those served by K-Electric, but excludes lifeline consumers and electric vehicle charging stations. NEPRA's notification, as cited by Hum News, highlights that the adjustment is necessary due to fluctuations in fuel prices, aiming to align the production costs of electricity. Interestingly, the report also notes a positive development in renewable energy, with approximately 6,000 megawatts of electricity now being generated through solar systems, indicating a shift towards sustainable energy sources.