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Competitive Energy Market Policy

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

The development comes as Pakistan grapples with ballooning ‘circular debt,’ unpaid bills and subsidies
The new policy aims to end government-led purchasing, shifting the sector to open-market competition

By KASHIF IMRAN · 25 July 2025

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