ISLAMABAD: Power Minister Awais Leghari on Friday signaled ongoing negotiations with independent power producers (IPPs), stating that the nation would soon hear positive developments regarding efforts to gradually reduce electricity prices. However, he cautioned that significant relief should not be expected immediately. Testifying before the Senate Standing Committee on Power, Leghari explained that the task force he leads, established by the prime minister, had completed a review of the power sector. “People will soon receive good news about the IPPs,” he said, promising to update the panel on further details…
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