Power purchase price may rise to Rs27.3 per unit in 2027, CPPA-G says
CPPA-G projects Pakistan's power purchase price at Rs27.31 per unit in 2027, with capacity payments of Rs1.91 trillion; Nepra holds a public hearing on Nov 3.
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CPPA-G projects Pakistan's power purchase price at Rs27.31 per unit in 2027, with capacity payments of Rs1.91 trillion; Nepra holds a public hearing on Nov 3.
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