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With the high inflation rate in Pakistan, every citizen is concerned about the WAPDA electricity rates. Also, People want to know what is the price of 1 unit of electricity in Pakistan and the rate of electricity per unit. If you also want to get the answers to these questions, then this article is for you.
This article will share the WAPDA electricity rates, including the price of 1 unit of electricity in Pakistan.
When you search for Pakistan electricity unit price 2022, you can find a dozen articles sharing tariffs of different regions of Pakistan such as LESCO, MEPCO, IESCO, etc. But all of these articles contain so much dense information that an ordinary person can not comprehend.
That’s why we are going to make this article short by sharing only necessary information about WAPDA electricity rates in Pakistan 2022.
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WAPDA Electricity Rates In Pakistan
The electricity unit price in Pakistan is the same for all regions. The cost of electricity is Rs 3.95/unit for up to 50 units, Rs 7.74/unit for 50 to 100 units; Rs 10.06 for 100 to 200 units, and Rs 12.15 for over 200 units.
Below is the detailed overview of electricity unit price in Pakistan today 18 January 2022.
Electricity Unit Price in Pakistan Today 18 January 2022
The electricity unit price in Pakistan today for domestic or residential consumers are given as under:
| Unit | Per Unit Price |
| first 50 Units | 3.95 |
| first 100 Units | 7.74 |
| 101-200 Units | 10.06 |
| 201-300 Units | 12.15 |
| 301-700 units | 19.55 |
| Above 700 Units | 22.65 |
WAPDA Peak Hours 2022
WAPDA peak hours are usually some specific hours in a day when electricity usage gets at its peak, and due to the demand and supply gap, prices for 1 unit go a slight bit increases. Typically, peak hours are considered between 5 PM to 11 PM.
PEAK / OFF-PEAK TIMINGS
Below are the Peak and Off-Peak Hours details, along with months and timings.
| Season | Peak Timing | Off-Peak Timing |
| Dec to Feb | 5 PM to 9 PM | Remaining 20 hours |
| Mar to May | 6 PM to 10 PM | -do- |
| June to Aug | 7 PM to 11 PM | -do- |
| Sep to Nov | 6 PM to 10 PM | -do- |
We have shared Pakistan’s domestic electricity unit rates for January 2022. These rates might increase or decrease in the coming time as they constantly fluctuate.
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