Supply of gas to various parts of Balochistan was suspended as flooding in Bolan River washed away 12-inch gas pipeline in Bolan district on Thursday. “Incessant rains and hilly torrents have swept away alternative gas pipeline of 12 inch causing gas supply suspension to the areas including Quetta, Pishin, Mastung, and Kalat,” SSGC spokesman Salman Siddiqui said. Floods had damaged…
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Pakistan’s crude oil deposits shrink 7pc in June
Pakistan’s oil reserves shrank 7 percent to 233 million barrels in June 2022 from 249 million in the same month last year as deposits at major active fields are exhausting in the absence of any significant new discoveries. Latest industry data showed oil reserves at Mardenkhel, Adhi, Shahdadpur, Pasakhi North East, Nashpa, and Mela fields declined by 13 percent, 14…
Read MoreSHC moved against loadshedding, tax collection through power bills
The Jamaat-e-Islami’s Karachi chapter on Wednesday filed a petition in the Sindh High Court (SHC) against “illegal” loadshedding, lack of power generation and collection of different taxes by K-Electric from its consumers through the electricity bills. JI Karachi chief Hafiz Naeemur Rehman and others said KE has failed to discharge its duty for providing uninterrupted electricity to the residents. They…
Read MoreMost KE consumers may not get benefit of fuel adjustment charges waiver
Nearly half of the K-Electric consumers may not get the benefit of exemption from paying fuel adjustment charges (FAC) in their monthly electricity bills as Federal Energy Minister Khurrum Dastagir said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced elimination of fuel adjustment charges in the entire country for only those who consumed up to 200 units of electricity per…
Read MoreGazprom: No NordStream 1 Turbines In Canada For Repair
While Canada’s foreign affairs minister said on Wednesday that it would stick to the existing sanctions waiver that would allow it to return Nord Stream 1 gas turbines to Russia, Gazprom has stated that there are no Nord Stream 1 gas turbines currently undergoing maintenance in Canada. Canada’s foreign affairs minister Melanie Joly said that the current waiver allowed them…
Read MoreBP Looks To Restart The Midwest’s Largest Refinery
BP continues to work “with local and state agencies as we continue to monitor the impact” of the electrical fire, which saw no one injured. BP said it was “continuing to assess when a restart of the affected units can take place,” but did not elaborate on how much finished product had been affected. It also provided no date for…
Read MoreRussia And Saudi Arabia Are Battling For Oil Market Share In Asia
After months of increased Russian crude oil and petroleum product volumes heading to Asian customers, mainly China and India, Russian oil is now facing stiff competition. The first signs of a potential reversal of Moscow’s luck in Asia are showing as media reports that Russian crude oil volumes to India have fallen for the first time since March (the start…
Read MoreGerman State Supports Balcony Solar Power Generation Via Rebate Program
The German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has earmarked €10 million to support the deployment of solar modules with a power of up to 600 W on balconies, terraces, and facades. Under the program, each household is entitled to receive a rebate of up to €500 ($496). The small systems with an output of up to 600 W that we want to…
Read MoreFederal Energy Minister for removing bottlenecks to ensure early completion of Thar coal block one project
Federal Energy Minister, Engineer Khurrum Dastgir Khan visited the power generation company at the site of block one of Thar coal project.The Federal Minister reviewed the work on the boiler of the under-construction coal-based power plant.Later on, the Sino Sindh Resource (Private) Limited and Chairman of the generation company of the block one power plant briefed the Federal Minister about…
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