After 2025: Power producers reluctant to buy Qatar gas

ISLAMABAD: High prices of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imported from Qatar have started impacting power producers who are not willing to purchase gas beyond 2025 – a time when Islamabad and Doha will hold a price review. Power producers are reluctant to sign a deal with suppliers of imported gas to guarantee fuel offtake beyond 2025. Power producers feel that re-gasified…

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SNGPL’s anti-gas theft drive: 361 illegal connections disconnected, 168 suspected meters replaced

The task force of Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Limited (SNGPL) Peshawar has disconnected 361 illegal connections and replaced 168 suspected domestic/commercial meters, while 126 legal domestic consumers caught in pilferage during ongoing anti-gas theft campaign in the province. Spokesman of SNGPL, Peshawar said that Task Force Peshawar region during its continued operations against sui gas theft in Peshawar city and…

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Concern voiced over load-shedding & lower pressure of gas

Vice President of Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders and Industry Muhammad Yasin Khilji and Convener of Sub-Committee for Sui Southern Gas Company Sikandar Ali Rajput have expressed their reservations on unscheduled load-shedding and low pressure of Sui gas. They said that the non-availability of gas and low pressure were causing hardships to the people and people were facing heavy losses.…

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The other Green Team: Women in Pakistan’s energy sector

Energy companies usually do not see women fit for technical roles,” says Roma Iqbal, a Lahore-based engineer. “But with my passion and expertise, I proved that I am the right girl for the job.” In September, she joined SkyElectric, Pakistan’s leading solar energy company, becoming yet another woman to successfully enter the photovoltaic industry. With a degree in electrical engineering…

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Electricity purchase from Iran: Millions of Euros to be paid to three Pakistani companies as barter

Pakistan is to pay millions of Euros to three Pakistani companies in equivalent Pak Rupees as barter against electricity purchase from Iran, well informed sources in Commerce Ministry told Business Recorder. The outstanding amount of Iranian Electricity Company M/s Tavanir ranges between $120-130 million. Pakistan started import of 100 MW of electricity from Iran in 2002. Since start of electricity supply,…

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