Islamabad, June 6 — The Power Division has firmly clarified that no final decision has been reached on changes to Pakistan’s net metering policy, debunking reports of a potential buyback rate cut for solar consumers, a spokesperson stated Friday. The consultation process is ongoing, with various proposals still under review, and it’s too early to confirm a reduction to Rs10 per unit, pending Prime Minister’s approval.
Ministry of Energy sources revealed a principled decision to revise the policy, with a summary of proposed changes—including a possible drop from Rs27 to Rs10 per unit cash payment—set for the federal cabinet post-budget approval. Web context highlights Pakistan’s solar growth (e.g., 1GW capacity, web ID: 0), while X posts show solar user anxiety—some fear cost hikes, others demand clarity. Critically, the narrative of “ongoing consultation” may mask policy uncertainty—web sources note energy debt issues, and X sentiment suggests distrust in government intent, hinting at potential backlash.
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