ISLAMABAD  -  Federal Power Minister Awais Leghari has said electricity tariff will decline soon, asserting that his claims will be proven in the coming days. The minister said this while talking to media after inaugurating Pakistan’s first-ever 120 KW fast charging station here Tuesday.

The minister expressed confidence in the government’s ability to provide relief to consumers. When asked whether the government would compensate the public in power tariff for not reducing petroleum product prices, Leghari responded that “we stand by our word”, adding, “Our commitments are not like those of the previous government.” The event marks a significant milestone in Pakistan’s transition towards sustainable energy. It is a key part of the Ministry of Energy’s broader efforts to promote green mobility and energy-efficient solutions across the country.

During his address, Leghari emphasised the government’s ongoing commitment to a cleaner, greener future. He highlighted how initiatives like GoGreen Avenue’s fast-charging station are playing a crucial role in transforming Pakistan’s energy and transportation sectors. He reaffirmed that the government is determined to lead Pakistan into a new era of clean energy, and the successful launch of this fast charging station reflects the nation’s dedication to reducing carbon emissions and promoting electric mobility. Furthermore, the federal minister announced that the price of electric charging units has been reduced from Rs71 to Rs39, making electric mobility more affordable and accessible for the public. The minister also praised the collaboration between the public and private sectors, which has been vital in driving this forward-looking initiative.