LAHORE (News Desk): The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has announced a reduction in the export tariff for net metering consumers under a revised billing policy set to take effect from January 2026.
According to an official notification, the export rate has been reduced by 66 paisa per unit, bringing it down from Rs25.98 to Rs25.32 per unit. The revised rate will be applied starting with the January billing cycle.
In addition to the tariff adjustment, LESCO has introduced new limits on the export of electricity beyond a consumer’s approved Distributed Generation (DG) capacity. Any excess units exported to the grid will be regulated in proportion to the sanctioned DG capacity.
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The company has also made it mandatory to ensure accurate recording of Export Maximum Demand Interval (MDI) readings for net metering users, aiming to improve transparency and billing accuracy.
LESCO further stated that adjustments for export units under the CP-22 category will continue, ensuring that billing remains consistent with the updated regulatory framework.
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