Thursday, December 25, 2025

Pakistan’s refinery crisis is a six billion dollar gamble on energy security

When good intentions meet fiscal reality, everything is not guaranteed to go right

Nepra approves revised uniform tariff for FY 2025-26 amid industry concerns

New tariff set at Rs 31.59/kWh, a reduction from Rs 32.73/kWh; concerns raised over impact of tariff changes on industries and continued reliance on government relief

SNGP to install 300,000 LNG connections this year

The gas utility struggles with declining domestic production and reduced demand from its power sector customers

Pakistan’s mystery billionaire

“He’s the Howard Hughes of Pakistan. Nobody ever sees him. You’re the first ones (among journalists) who are going to witness him in the...

Govt to tighten solar net metering regulations, introduce revised buyback plan: report

New policy replaces net metering with net billing, shifting from quarterly credit billing to monthly cash payments for excess electricity

Why did the Pakistani govt increase fuel prices, despite a drop in global oil price?

Recent fuel price hikes have left many scratching their heads as global pressures settle down

Power demand shrinks 3.6% in FY25 due to tariff hike, weak industry

Electricity consumption in Pakistan declined by 3.6 percent during the first nine months of the ongoing fiscal year, reflecting the impact of elevated tariffs,...

How do petrol pumps make money?

After all of the hullabaloo surrounding the increase in margins, how does the petrol pump business model even work?

Petrol, diesel prices slashed by Rs2 for April 2018

ISLAMABAD: The government on Saturday announced a reduction in prices of petrol and diesel by Rs2.07 and Rs2.00 per litre, respectively, for the month...

Govt limits net metering contract to five years, revises buyback rate: report

Nepra to revise buyback rate periodically, new net metering consumers to follow updated inverter standards

Electricity price in Pakistan to rise by 25% over next 8 years, says power division forecast

Average tariff expected to hit Rs29.70/unit by 2034 due to currency devaluation, impacting industrial competitiveness and consumer costs; shift towards cleaner energy sources may help reduce price pressures

NEPRA report highlights power sector crisis, urgent reforms essential

Inefficiencies in generation, transmission, and governance cited as key challenges.

IESCO, FESCO, and GEPCO to be privatised in first phase, Senate body informed

Provinces show no interest; steps underway to clear Discos' balance sheets, transfer properties and shift shares from WAPDA to government, says Power Division Secretary

Govt plans to revise rooftop solar tariff policy to address burden on grid consumers

Proposal to reduce solar buyback tariff from Rs21 per unit to Rs 8-9 per unit aims to balance benefits for all stakeholders

Govt considers cutting buyback rates from Rs 21 to Rs 11/unit for net metering

Solar systems should primarily serve personal consumption, and excess power rates should reflect the affordability of the distribution companies, argues Power Division