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Pakistani industrialists move top court for forensic audit of independent power producers

  • The development comes amid protests in Rawalpindi, Karachi for reduction in power tariffs and review of Pakistan’s loss-making agreements with IPPs
  • Pakistan has highest tariffs in the region and the government is currently on track to pay Rs2.1 trillion to IPPs in capacity payments this fiscal year
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

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

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan PM orders ‘exemplary punishment’ for officials found overcharging electricity consumers

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistani religious party to hold Islamabad sit-in on July 12 against taxes, electricity prices

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
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Pakistanis struggle to keep the lights on amid record electricity bills, sky-high inflation

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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Pakistan awaits IMF’s decision to alleviate electricity consumer burden — official

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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Pakistani businesses demand new contracts with independent power producers amid electricity bills crisis

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Pakistan minister criticizes media coverage of PM’s remarks on electricity bills issue

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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