National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has declared K-Electric (KE) as the top-performing power company in Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) standards within the power sector. This recognition comes from the “2024 HSE Performance Evaluation Report” issued by the NEPRA.
The report, which rigorously evaluated safety measures and corporate initiatives, highlighted KE’s significant advancements across its operations, spanning generation, transmission, and distribution. KE’s standout performance in HSE standards, with scores of 96.5 in generation, 95 in transmission, and 88 in distribution, surpasses those of all other distribution companies.
This recognition underscores KE’s unwavering dedication to prioritizing safety and strategic investments in fostering secure work environments. Moonis Abdullah Alvi, CEO of K-Electric, expressed gratitude for the acknowledgment, emphasizing the company’s commitment to safety, innovation, and sustainability. He stressed the importance of an uninterrupted power supply, supported by the highest safety standards.
Recognizing the critical role of the energy sector in economic prosperity and public welfare, KE upholds its commitment to providing reliable power while safeguarding employees, the public, and the environment. The company has implemented robust HSE systems to mitigate risks and prevent incidents.
KE’s sustainability efforts extend beyond its operations. The renowned Roshni Baji Program, empowering women to promote safety awareness in communities, is in its third impactful year. Additionally, the company supports social development initiatives, including education, healthcare, and community empowerment. Nearly 60,000 children have received electrical safety education through extensive school outreach programs.
Looking ahead, KE remains dedicated to advancing HSE practices and fostering a sustainable future. A comprehensive sustainability roadmap is in progress, focusing on cleaner technologies, energy conservation, local partnerships, diversity initiatives, and strengthened safety protocols to address the multifaceted challenges of the energy sector.
