LITTLETON, Colorado: The latest edition of the Energy Institute’s 75th Statistical Review of World Energy paints a complex picture of the global energy landscape, highlighting rapid shifts in power generation, clean energy deployment, electricity demand, and carbon emissions. Rather than presenting a single global trend, the data underscores an energy system evolving at different speeds across regions and technologies. China Strengthens Its Position as the Global Energy Powerhouse The report shows that China has firmly established itself as the world’s dominant energy producer and consumer. Between 2010 and 2025, China’s…
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Audit Flags Rs25.74 Million Irregular Expenditure in Diamer-Bhasha Dam Project
ISLAMABAD: Audit authorities have identified irregular expenditure amounting to Rs25.744 million in the Diamer-Bhasha Dam Project (DBDP), citing the unauthorized attachment of officers to the Chairman Wapda’s office and the payment of their salaries from project funds despite their not performing duties related to the dam project. According to the audit report, the project’s approved PC-I did not include posts for Staff Officers to the Chairman at the Liaison Office in Islamabad. It also sanctioned only one position of Chief Logistic Officer for the Logistics Cell, with no provision for…
Read MoreLPG Continues to Sell at Double Ogra Price Across Punjab Despite Official Cut
LAHORE: Despite a significant reduction in the officially notified price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), consumers across Punjab continue to pay nearly double the regulated rate, exposing serious gaps in enforcement and raising questions over the effectiveness of the country’s LPG pricing mechanism. Effective July 1, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) reduced the consumer price of LPG by Rs67.33 per kilogram, fixing the official rate at Rs241.43 per kg. The regulator also lowered the price of an 11.8kg domestic cylinder by Rs794.05, setting the new price at Rs2,848.91,…
Read MoreGovernment Cuts Petrol, Diesel Prices by Rs1.97 per Litre for One Week
ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Friday reduced the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs1.97 per litre each, effective immediately for the week ending July 10, passing on part of the benefit of lower international oil prices to consumers. According to the official notification, the ex-depot price of petrol has been reduced from Rs299.50 to Rs297.53 per litre, while the ex-depot price of high-speed diesel (HSD) has been lowered from Rs311.47 to Rs309.50 per litre. The reduction comes despite an increase in the petroleum levy on both products.…
Read MoreInfraZamin Brings Global Investors Together at London Climate Action Week to Advance Pakistan’s Sustainable Infrastructure Agenda
Karachi: InfraZamin Pakistan, in collaboration with the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), convened an exclusive high-level roundtable titled “Investing in Pakistan’s Sustainable Transformation” during London Climate Action Week 2026 at PIDG Headquarters in London. The event brought together senior policymakers, development finance institutions, commercial banks, institutional investors, climate organizations, and private sector leaders from Pakistan and the United Kingdom to explore strategies for scaling sustainable infrastructure investment in Pakistan. The roundtable featured prominent participants, including Her Excellency Jane Marriott, British High Commissioner to Pakistan; Zafar Masud, Chairman of the Pakistan…
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