In a year marked by return of economic stability, K-Electric (KE), Pakistan’s only vertically integrated power utility, showed steady progress across its businesses of generation, transmission, distribution, and supply, alongside continued investments in digital transformation and customer engagement.
Moonis Alvi, KE CEO, said: “K-Electric has always focused on customer satisfaction, and we will continue to facilitate our customers with utmost dedication. Karachi is our responsibility and we will continue to serve the city with all our effort.
“The revised MYT has presented new challenges, but we will balance the best of what we have to offer to both the city and the company.”
The year-end business performance round-up shows KE’s focus on ensuring reliable power for Karachi’s households, commercial hubs, and industrial units, while catering to the city’s unique operational and demand dynamics.
Karachi, Pakistan’s largest and most populous city, recorded a peak demand of 3,563 MW during June 2025 which was ably met with a peak supply of 3,545 MW, demonstrating KE’s grid resilience during peak summer conditions. Average demand for the year (January-November) hovered around 2,353 MW, reflecting the city’s expanding economic activity and urban growth. Monthly average demand figures fluctuated around 1,470 MW in winters and 2,920 MW during summers reflecting seasonal variations in consumption patterns.
?KE’s generation infrastructure played a key role in meeting Karachi’s seasonal demand variations, particularly during peak summer months when consumption rises sharply.
During 2025, KE’s generation portfolio supported the city’s growing energy landscape. The utility continued to optimise existing assets, while advancing planning and regulatory processes for future capacity additions aligned with affordability and sustainability goals.