Karachi power supply returns to normal as LNG cargoes arrive

Electricity supply in Karachi returned to normal following the arrival of liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes. Between 6 October and 12 October, the unavailability of LNG cargoes affected the city's electricity production.
All industrial feeders in Karachi are exempt from loadshedding. A total of 72% of feeders in Karachi are exempt from power outages.
Loadshedding on the remaining 28% of feeders in Karachi is caused by non-payment of bills and electricity theft. Enforcement measures against electricity theft include temporary disconnections and the removal of illegal connections.
Unauthorised excavation during development works in Karachi damaged the underground cable network of K-Electric. The current electricity policy aligns with the National Electricity Policy 2021.
On 27 October, the National Assembly passed seven private members' bills by a majority vote.

















































