The government of Pakistan is preparing to launch a major relief package to reduce electricity prices for the industrial and agricultural sectors.
According to reports, the cost of electricity may fall by more than Rs. 10 per unit under this plan, offering much-needed support to businesses and farmers who are struggling with high energy costs.
The new three-year package will be effective from November 1, 2025, to October 31, 2028. Its main goals are to lower production costs, boost exports, and make Pakistani industries more competitive in both local and global markets.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is expected to officially announce the plan soon, marking an important step in the government’s efforts to promote economic growth and strengthen key sectors of the economy.
Officials believe this initiative will have a positive effect on Pakistan’s economy by reducing the financial burden of electricity bills on industries and farmers. Lower power tariffs are expected to encourage increased production, job creation, and sustainable development.
Experts say that the relief package will help local producers compete internationally by reducing costs and improving profit margins. It may also attract new investments and build investor confidence in energy-dependent industries.
