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Net Billing or Burden Shifting? Pakistan’s Power Politics

Minute Mirror  ·  2026

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Newspaper Column

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Minute Mirror

Year

2026

Date

12 February 2026

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In Brief

Net billing in Pakistan may offer prosumer benefits while unfairly redistributing tariff burdens to poorer households.

Pakistan’s net billing policy for solar prosumers promises relief but risks shifting cost burdens onto non-solar consumers. This piece examines the political economy of power tariff reform and equitable energy transition.

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About the Author

Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din

Senior Economic Planner, Parsons Corporation · RCJY, Saudi Arabia
PhD Economics · 18+ years · 20+ peer-reviewed publications · $60M+ programmes advised

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Newspaper Column

Venue

Minute Mirror

Year

2026

Date

12 February 2026

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