Year: 2025

Increased Domestic Gas Supply & Improved Consumer Satisfaction Feedback Compared to Last Year, SUIs present data to Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik

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Islamabad, December 08,2025 On the directions of the Prime Minister, Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Parvez Malik chaired a meeting today to review the overall gas supply situation with onset of winter months and assess the performance of the complaint redressal mechanisms at the Sui gas companies. Managing Directors of SNGPL and SSGC briefed the meeting in detail, noting that gas supply this year is significantly better than the previous winter, with an approximate 26% increase in overall gas supply to households. They further informed that both companies are actively…

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Solis 125 kW: Stepping Into the Global Energy Storage Frontier

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I. The 125 kW Energy Storage Inverter Landscape For those familiar with industry trends, the rise of hybrid energy storage inverters replacing traditional grid-tied inverters and PCS (Power Conversion Systems) is clear. However, in the past two years, there’s been a noticeable acceleration in power ratings: At this stage, Solis has emerged as a key player, with the company’s innovative approach and strategic advancements in technology and mass production placing it at the forefront of the industry. Solis has been setting the pace for the future of energy storage inverters, particularly…

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IMF Board to Review Pakistan’s $1.2bn Disbursement Request on December 8

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The International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board will convene on December 8 to review Pakistan’s request for a $1.2 billion disbursement under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF), according to the Fund’s latest schedule. Pakistan reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF in October after successive rounds of talks in Karachi, Islamabad, and Washington. The agreement—covering combined reviews of the EFF and RSF—now awaits board approval before funds can be released. Once cleared, Pakistan is expected to receive around $1.2 billion, including approximately $1 billion…

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Senate Criticises Power Division Over Delays in Privatising Key Power Plants

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ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Privatisation has strongly criticised the Power Division for failing to address key bottlenecks hindering the privatisation of major government-owned power plants. The frustration was voiced during a meeting chaired by Senator Afnan Ullah Khan, who noted that the Division had made “minimal progress” in shifting away from the outdated single-buyer model. Senator Afnan questioned how the sale of power plants could be tied to assured gas supply when reserves are already depleting. He pressed officials for clarity, particularly on the long-pending case of the…

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