Pakistan’s electricity generation has increased over time. So why do we still not have uninterrupted supply?

The phone is constantly ringing in a small dark room furnished only with chairs and a desk with a register lying open on the top. On any other Saturday, the phone attendant would be jotting down the details received on the phone in the register. But today, he is just busy answering every call with — “The main grid station…

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Chinese Delegation Hands Over Relief Goods, Cash Donation For PM Fund: Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan

ISLAMABAD, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 8th Apr, 2020 ) :Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan said that a delegation of China Machinery Engineering Corporation and Zonergy Company Limited China called on Prime Minister Imran Khan here on Wednesday. In a tweet, she said that the delegation handed over goods worth Rs 3 million and a donation of Rs 5 million cash for Prime Minister‘s Corona Releif…

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Pakistan’s economic growth faces headwinds in 2020, recovery in 2021: ADB

Economic growth in Pakistan is expected to slow to 2.6 percent this year due to ongoing stabilization efforts, slower growth in agriculture and the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, before recovering to 3.2 percent in 2021 according to the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) latest annual flagship economic publication, Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2020. “Pakistan’s strong and decisive policy measures have started…

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KE in serious financial crisis: CFO

ISLAMABAD:  Karachi Electric (KE) is reportedly in a serious financial crisis due to non-payment of receivables by governments, well-informed sources in KE told Business Recorder. The company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Aamir Ghaziani, has brought its financial position to the notice of the federal government, which resisted sales of its shares to China’s Shanghai Electric Power Company Limited subject to clearance of its receivables.…

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Electricity demand may reduce by 30pc if impact of Covid-19 continues: PEPCO

LAHORE: Electricity demand may go down by 25-30 percent if the economic downturn and corona impact continues, said Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) sources. Already, they said, winter is gone with traditional low demand as low as 50 percent of the summer demand. The current demand for electricity has reduced to 13,000 megawatt comparing with 17,500 megawatt of March-April 2019,…

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