Required supply of RLNG not possible as of now

Ministry of Energy (Power Division) on Wednesday expressed its inability to ensure required supply of Regasified liquefied Natural Gas (RLNG) – a cheap fuel compared to RFO to the power plants, until new LNG terminals are established. This stance was clearly communicated by Power Division’s team, led by Additional Secretary, CEO, Central Power Purchasing Agency-Guarantee (CPPA-G) Waseem Mukhtar at a…

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4th Russia-Pakistan Joint Technical Committee meeting of Pak Stream Gas Pipeline, Islamabad held on 25-28th October 2021

Pakistan and Russia have successfully concluded the 4th Russia-Pakistan Joint Technical Committee meeting in Islamabad on 28th October, 2021. The parties discussed the draft Shareholders Agreement (SHA) of the Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline Project (PSGP). The Pakistan side technical committee was headed by Dr. Arshad Mahmood, Secretary Petroleum Division, Ministry of Energy. The meeting was also attended by senior officials…

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China Trucked LNG Prices Breach Yuan 7,000/mt on High Import Costs, Bullish Sentiment

China’s trucked LNG prices have surged to more than Yuan 7,000/mt ($1,093/mt) — a record high in the non-heating season — driven by expectations of a colder-than-usual winter, higher import costs, early onset of colder temperatures and a typhoon disruption in the south, according to trade sources. We saw significant demand growth from midstream and downstream buyers, mainly city gas…

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Extended loan facility: Why the IMF is driving a hard bargain with Pakistan

Pakistan’s talks with the International Monetary Fund have never been an easy proposition. Throughout history whenever the country contacted the international lender, the negotiations proved to be tough. It is no different this time either. This is what the high-level delegation from Pakistan including the secretary finance, the governor of the state bank of Pakistan and adviser to the prime…

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EU Avoiding ‘rash Decisions’ On Energy Price Rises

The impact of surging gas and electricity prices globally threatens the EU’s energy market, but the bloc will not react hastily, officials said on Tuesday. An emergency meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg to discuss the issue largely backed 11 member countries in rejecting proposals from Spain and France for deep-rooted reforms to the market. The ministers recognised the price…

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