Regarding additional 100-MW electricity from Iran, Power Division has informed that the Jiwani to Gwadar transmission line of 60-KM would be completed during the current month and it will be provided 60-70 MW on one circuit. Evacuation, foundation concreting and backfilling work is in progress whereas 25-KM string work has been completed. NTDC component will be completed this month whereas Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Power Division will coordinate with Iran. Additional Rs 1.8 billion is required to complete the project. Sponsors will meet it through re-appropriation or will process…
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan on Wednesday expressed displeasure as their power generation projects
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan on Wednesday expressed displeasure as their power generation projects were discarded from the 10-year Indicative Generation Capacity Expansion Plan (IGCEP) 2022-31.National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on Wednesday held a public hearing on the petition of the National Transmission and Despatch Company (NTDC) to review and take comments from stakeholders on the IGCEP 2022-31. The IGCEP 2022-31 is meant for adding 36,292MW of least cost electricity to the national grid in a decade and maximising the indigenous sources for energy security. NTDC complained that despite written…
Read MoreIt has been observed with grieve concern that DISCOs Distribution Transformers burn out during summer du
It has been observed with grieve concern that DISCOs Distribution Transformers burn out during summer due to overload. As the weather goes hotter, the load is increased and resultantly the Distribution Transformers are burnt out worth of billions of rupees during each summer season.It is highly negligence because of non installation of system protection equipment along with the Transformers. The traditional cut-out system installed by Line Staff is highly dangerous which is often tied with extra heavy wire to avoid frequent disconnection and efforts to visit tripped Transformers time and…
Read MoreBangladesh, Pakistan and India have been significantly affected by the changes to the LNG market in 2022.
Bangladesh, Pakistan and India have been significantly affected by the changes to the LNG market in 2022. “Europe is trying to grab every molecule of gas wherever it is available,” he said. “They are purchasing everything from current to future gas. And their purchasing power is much higher than that of developing countries. So obviously, countries like Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan have been hit very hard.”🚨🚦 One of the big problems countries such as Pakistan have faced in terms of LNG supply is the nature of the contracts they have…
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