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S.M. Tanveer demands removal of Rs131 billion cross subsidy from industrial electricity tariffs

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January 20, 2026
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 S.M. Tanveer, FPCCI Chief and Patron-in-Chief UBG، has expressed critical considerations over the continued use of commercial electrical energy tariffs as a instrument for cross subsidy, warning that this method is steadily eroding Pakistan’s industrial competitiveness and export capability.

He acknowledged that industrial tariffs are at present carrying a cross subsidy burden starting from Rs 4.5 to Rs 7 per unit, with a complete influence of Rs131 billion, which interprets into an extra value of practically 20 p.c on already costly electrical energy. In line with him, business is barely managing to hold its personal burden, and this further value is pushing many items in direction of closure or long run contraction.

S.M. Tanveer identified that over the previous few years, the variety of protected customers has virtually doubled, but as an alternative of supporting these customers by way of fiscal house, the federal government has chosen the simpler route of loading this burden onto business. He mentioned this coverage successfully makes use of business as a balancing merchandise for systemic failures, despite the fact that business is the one section that persistently pays, consumes, and creates employment.

He additional acknowledged that the Energy Ministry commonly claims improved efficiency and sector stability, but there isn’t a clarification for why a aggressive electrical energy tariff of round 9 cents per unit has nonetheless not been delivered. If the sector is performing higher, the profit ought to be seen the place it issues most, within the productive financial system. With out this, claims of reform stay hole.

Referring to the federal government’s acknowledged goal of accelerating exports and exiting the IMF programme, S.M. Tanveer mentioned these objectives can’t be achieved by weakening the commercial base. No nation has ever succeeded by making its exporters uncompetitive and anticipating development to comply with.

S.M. Tanveer famous that the load elements utilized within the bundle haven’t any technical or regulatory justification and seem like lifted from theft and detection billing frameworks. As an alternative of encouraging real demand development, the bundle will merely shift demand inside business, creating additional distortions and deepening distrust.

He strongly urged the federal government and the Minister for Power Energy Division to instantly take away cross subsidy from industrial electrical energy tariffs and to cease utilizing business as an alternative to fiscal reform. He pressured that defending business shouldn’t be a concession however an financial necessity.



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