
Pakistan Considers Allowing Private Companies to Import LNG
Pakistan is considering allowing private companies to import liquefied natural gas to secure energy supplies without increasing state financial pressure.
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Pakistan is considering allowing private companies to import liquefied natural gas to secure energy supplies without increasing state financial pressure.

Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai outlines plans for gas and green energy expansion.

Pakistan is considering a policy change to allow private firms to import liquefied natural gas directly to avoid financial strain and secure…

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HESCO plans to install 30,000 AMI meters in Hyderabad and Laar circles as part of the EDEIP project.

The International Monetary Fund calls for fiscal stability and reduction of circular debt in Pakistan’s energy sector.

FPCCI leaders urge reduction in power tariffs and criticise FBR's coercive measures against businessmen and industrialists.

Four Pakistani refineries have signed $4.2 billion upgrade deals, focusing on fuel quality and capacity expansion.

Electricity consumers in Pakistan will face an additional Rs. 1.73 per unit in their bills under the proposed August Fuel Charges Adjustment.

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British police find petrol but no explosives in investigation of suspected bomb plot targeting US airbase used for strikes on Iran.

Technology is revolutionizing agriculture in Pakistan, offering solutions to challenges like water shortages and changing weather patterns.

Federal government reduces petrol and diesel prices by Rs. 1.49 and Rs. 2.73 respectively, following a series of daily revisions.

Sindh Governor Nihal Hashmi switches to train travel due to rising petrol costs and budget cuts.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority proposes stricter rules for telecom operators with significant market power to promote fair competition and preven

NEPRA to review Prime Minister’s power package for industrial and agricultural consumers, focusing on tariff revisions.

Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar informs 7.6 million registrations made under the Special Fuel Relief Scheme.

Punjab Higher Education Department approves provision of electric buses to 25 government colleges to improve transport facilities and reduce fuel costs.