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Pakistan maintains old solar net metering rates for current users, while new users face reduced compensation and shorter contracts starting Feb. 9, 2026.
Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has confirmed that existing solar energy users will keep their current net metering agreements, protecting them from recent policy changes.
The new rules, effective February 9, 2026, replace one-to-one net metering with a net billing system for new users, offering lower compensation for excess power and shortening contract terms to five years.
Existing users remain under their original seven-year contracts with unchanged buyback rates.
A 30-day public consultation on the draft amendments is underway, with the government emphasizing stability for current prosumers while allowing new adopters to face revised terms.
Pakistán mantiene las antiguas tarifas de medición de redes solares para los usuarios actuales, mientras que los nuevos usuarios enfrentan una compensación reducida y contratos más cortos a partir del 9 de febrero de 2026.