Monthly Energy Update July Magazine
Author: Admin
Govt hikes petrol price by Rs5.36, high-speed diesel by Rs11.37
The federal government on Tuesday hiked the price of petrol by Rs5.36 per litre and that of high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs11.37 for the next fortnight. A press release from the Finance Division said the revised prices were based on recommendations by Ogra and concerned ministries. The new petrol price is Rs272.15 per litre and Rs284.35 for HSD. The press release did not mention any changes in the prices of kerosene and light diesel oil. According to informed sources, the ex-depot price of petrol was projected to rise by about two…
Read MoreMohammad Aamir Khan Appointed Acting MD of ISGS as Bajwa’s Term Ends
ISLAMABAD, July 2025 — Following the expiration of Nadeem Bajwa’s contract as Managing Director of Inter-State Gas Systems (ISGS) on June 30, the company’s Board of Directors has appointed Mohammad Aamir Khan, currently serving as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), as the Acting Managing Director under an interim arrangement. “Yes, I have received charge from Nadeem Bajwa as Acting Managing Director, as the process for appointing a regular MD is in its final stages,” Aamir confirmed to The News. Established in 1996, ISGS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Government Holdings…
Read MoreReko Diq Project to Deliver Multi-Generational Impact for Balochistan, Says Barrick CEO
QUETTA, July 2025 — The Reko Diq copper-gold project is more than a major mining initiative — it represents a multi-generational opportunity for sustainable economic and social uplift in Balochistan, said Mark Bristow, CEO of Barrick Gold Corporation, during his visit to Humai village, the closest community to the project site in District Chagai. Speaking with local residents, Bristow reaffirmed the Reko Diq Mining Company’s (RDMC) commitment to empowering the people of Balochistan through long-term investments in employment, education, and healthcare. “We’re not only creating direct jobs at RDMC, but…
Read MoreAddicts Turn to Power Line Theft in Peshawar, Sparking Blackouts and Fatal Accidents
PESHAWAR, July 2025 — A disturbing trend has emerged in Peshawar, where drug addicts are now targeting high-voltage electricity cables for theft, posing grave risks to public safety and severely disrupting power supply across the city. According to the Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO), millions of rupees worth of copper wires have been stolen in recent weeks. Thieves, often addicts armed with axes, operate under the cover of darkness in areas such as Chamkani, Doranpur, Northern Bypass, Motorway Toll Plaza, Budhni, Ring Road, Tehkal, Hazarkhwani, and GT Road. Unlike previous…
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