MEPCO – Multan Electric power company is a power generation company that distributes electricity in 13 districts of South Punjab, Pakistan. The company uses hydropower to produce electric power and distributes it to about 34 million residents in the area. The company was established in 1998 and aims to provide high quality, affordable and reliable electricity to its customers.
MEPCO is a power generation company
MEPCO is a power generation company that produces electricity for Pakistan’s power sector. It has been working to improve its performance since 2012. Through its SEP programme, the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has provided MEPCO with full support. In the past year, the power company has saved more than 1.5 million megawatt hours of power by implementing sustainable practices. It also praised MEPCO’s employees, who work around the clock to provide quality service to its seven million consumers.
The company distributes electricity in 13 districts of the southern Punjab. It has the exclusive distribution license in this region. Its distribution licence expires on April 24, 2022. However, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority has granted interim relief to the company, allowing it to continue its business.
It communicates directly with its customers
The MEPCO is Pakistan’s largest electricity company, serving 13 administrative regions in southern Punjab. Its customers are internal leaders and lifelines. The company’s mission is to make Pakistan “SAR SABAZ and Roshan Pakistan.” This mission is reflected in the company’s mission statement.
MEPCO’s payment plans are based on a payment plan agreement. This agreement states that Mepco and the purchaser of the relevant service contract enter into an agreement. A payment plan agreement allows both parties to terminate the contract, but requires a termination notice or an event that triggers the termination.
It has a service center in rural areas
MEPCO is the largest electric company in Pakistan, serving 13 administrative regions in southern Punjab. The company’s customers are often internal leaders and lifelines. The company’s main goal is to provide energy to all people and make Pakistan “SAR SABAZ & ROSHAN Pakistan.”
It has a quarterly tariff adjustment
The Multan Electric Power Company has announced a quarterly tariff adjustment, which is effective from July 1, 2018. This adjustment will affect all consumers within KE’s service territory. The KE is a state-owned power company. The utility is a member of the National Electricity Policy (NEP) and the policy allows the company to have a uniform consumer-end tariff. The new tariff is Rs. 0.5087/unit, with a three-month recovery period.
The Multan Electric Power Company, also known as MEPCO, is responsible for the distribution of electricity in the south part of Punjab. The company also handles customer complaints, billing collection, and other electricity-related services. It was established in 1998 and holds a NEPRA license.
NEPRA, the national regulator for power supply, has approved a request to increase the power tariff by Rs. 0.42 per unit from January to March 2022. The new tariff will be implemented three months after NEPRA issues the final notification. The rate increase will be passed on to consumers.
The new tariff will be applied to non-time-of-use residential consumers. The changes are based on SRO 1004 dated 7th July 2022. In addition, the slab structure for unprotected residential consumers will change. If you have any questions about the tariff adjustments, you can call the related office or visit the helpline page of the company.
The NEPRA tariff and GOP tariff are different. If your bill is higher than the NEPRA tariff, you will pay the difference between the two companies as “subsidy”. You will be charged the difference in the form of a “subsidy” on your bill. The Distribution Company will pay the difference in the Tariff Rationalization Surcharge on your bill as a result of the NEPRA tariff difference. This surcharge is intended to cover Power Holding Private Limited’s debt servicing.
