Islamabad, July 9, 2025: The Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) has rolled out a special installment plan to help farmers clear long-standing tube well electricity dues, some pending since 2015.
Under the new MEPCO installment plan, agricultural consumers with outstanding bills up to Rs. 1 million can now pay in 30 monthly installments. For those with dues between Rs. 1 million to Rs. 3 million, the period is extended to 40 months. If the amount exceeds Rs. 3 million, MEPCO will assess it on a case-by-case basis.
Disconnected connections can be restored by paying just 10% of the total outstanding dues upfront along with standard Reconnection Order (RCO) charges.
However, MEPCO clarified that monthly markup will apply to all installments, and missing a single payment will terminate the facility.
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The scheme, officially approved by Chief Engineer Gul Muhammad Zahid and notified by Chief Engineer Customer Services Syed Jawad Mansoor Ahmed, is part of MEPCO’s drive to recover billions in unpaid electricity bills while offering financial relief to the agricultural sector.
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This move comes as a major relief for farmers facing mounting power costs and is seen as a practical step toward easing their financial stress.
