The federal government of Pakistan is planning a major overhaul of electricity and gas tariffs, moving from usage-based slabs to an income-based pricing system under IMF-led reforms.

Subsidies will now be linked to household income rather than consumption, ensuring support reaches deserving low- and middle-income families, while higher-income households pay closer to actual energy costs.

Discussions with the IMF continue to ensure reforms do not overburden vulnerable consumers.

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