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Pakistan drops 8,000 MW power procurement, claims $17 billion savings amid IMF-driven reforms

  • Government says decision taken “on merit” as it seeks to cut losses, circular debt, ease consumer pressure 
  • Power minister says losses fell from $2.1 billion to $1.4 billion, circular debt dropped by $2.8 billion
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan says rooftop solar output to exceed grid demand in some hubs next year

By Reuters ·

Pakistan to roll out first competitive energy market in two months, ending state monopoly

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Pakistan nearing $4.4 billion loan to ease power sector debt

By Reuters ·
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Key Pakistan-China highway reopened after six days as protest over power outages ends

By Nisar Ali ·

Pakistan PM orders swift installation of smart meters to enhance billing transparency

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to establish power transmission line costing $28 million

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·

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Pakistan approves new energy market system allowing consumers to choose electricity suppliers

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Pakistani minister says government renegotiating power deals to cut electricity tariffs

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Pakistan recovered over $370 million in nationwide campaign against power theft — report

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Pakistan regulator increases power tariff by 20 percent amid new bailout talks with IMF

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Pakistani businesses demand new contracts with independent power producers amid electricity bills crisis

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Pakistan to set up task forces to reduce electricity theft causing $1.9 billion revenue shortfall

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