Bengaluru: Residents of the state are likely to face a sharp rise in electricity tariffs soon, as power supply companies have requested the government to increase the per-unit electricity charges.
All power distribution companies in the state, including BESCOM, have submitted proposals to the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) to revise electricity tariffs for the next three years.
According to the proposal, the per-unit electricity rate is expected to increase by 67 paise in 2025-26, 75 paise in 2026-27, and 91 paise in 2027-28.READ THIS- Big Shock for New Year Car Buyers: Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Announce Price Hikes Starting 2025
As a result, consumers in the state may soon experience a significant surge in their electricity bills.
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