Solar Owners to Get Green Meters Faster

For context, the Power Division has ordered power distribution firms and the Pakistan Information Technology Business (PITC) to rapidly resolve pending net-metering cases.

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In practice, the review will focus on cases where consumers had paid their demand notices before February 9, 2026, and had additionally completed other requirements, including obtaining net-metering licences, replacing or reprogramming meters and completing meter connection orders. Govt Approves Plan to Create Electricity Affordable in Pakistan.

PITC has been tasked with checking the pending cases and updating its billing systems and software, so eligible connections can be continued to the system without delay.

Power Division has additionally directed distribution businesses to verify payments and other records to identify genuine pending applications. The process covers relevant cases involving distribution firms and K-Electric.

While only eligible cases are approved, authorities stated verification is intended to ensure that consumers who completed the required process before the February 9 cutoff are not unnecessarily delayed. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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For now, solar Owners to Get Green Meters Faster remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.