Govt Reduces Diesel Price by Rs 14 Per Litre

    By Aftab Ahmed | December 15, 2025

    The government on Monday reduced the price of diesel by Rs 14 per litre in line with fluctuation in global oil prices effective from December 16, 2025. However, the government has maintained the existing prices of petrol.

    Lahore North Grid Station adds 3,750 MVA capacity

    By Salman Khan | December 15, 2025

    The National Grid Company of Pakistan commissioned the 500kV Lahore North Grid Station, adding 3,750 MVA to Punjab’s network. Developed at a cost of Rs20.7 billion and financed by the Asian Development Bank, the project strengthens Lahore’s electricity supply. The new facility features 3,000 MVA transformation at 500/220kV and 750 MVA at 220/132kV with extensive…

    Ali Pervaiz Malik Meets Kuwait Oil Minister Tariq Sulaiman

    By Salman Khan | December 15, 2025

    Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik, held a meeting in Kuwait with H.E. Mr. Tariq Sulaiman Al-Roumi, Minister of Oil of the State of Kuwait, to discuss matters of mutual interest and strengthen bilateral cooperation in the petroleum sector. The meeting was attended by Mr. Sheikh Nawaf Al-Sabah, Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Petroleum…

    Smart Meter Prices Cut Up to 40%, Says Minister

    By Salman Khan | December 15, 2025

    Due to consistent efforts and timely actions by the Power Division to promote transparency and competition, the prices of smart meters for power distribution companies have been reduced by up to 40 percent. This reduction will result in estimated annual savings of Rs. 150 billion at the national level, said Federal Minister for Power Sardar…

    IMF Urges New Sales Tax on Petroleum Products

    By Salman Khan | December 15, 2025

    Pakistan’s plan to modernize domestic oil refineries with billions in investment faces major uncertainty due to IMF-imposed conditions. Sources say the IMF has demanded an 18% sales tax on petroleum products and denied tax concessions on imported machinery. Officials say these conditions have raised serious doubts about the project, vital for improving fuel quality and…

    Diesel Price May Decline Rs 11.85 Per Litre

    By NewzTodays Editorial Team | December 12, 2025

    Diesel price in Pakistan is expected to decline by Rs 11.85 per litre in line with fluctuation in global oil prices effective from December 16, 2025. According to industry estimates, the ex-refinery price of petrol, or PMG, is projected to edge down marginally to Rs156.26 per litre from Rs156.62. This reflects a decline of Rs0.36…

    Govt Pledges Timely Power and Gas Hikes to IMF

    By Salman Khan | December 12, 2025

    The Pakistani government has assured the IMF that electricity and gas prices will be increased on time to address the fiscal shortfall. Authorities outlined measures to tighten tax laws, reform energy sectors, reduce circular debt and strengthen enforcement to support revenue collection. A roadmap for further tax measures is expected by the end of this…

    118 – Pakistan New Unified Electricity Complaints Helpline

    By Aftab Ahmed | December 11, 2025

    The Ministry of Energy (Power Division), Government of Pakistan, has launched 118, a nationwide, all-in-one helpline designed to make electricity complaint management simple, fast, and reliable for every consumer in Pakistan. For the first time, all electricity-related complaints, whether from DISCOs, rural feeders, or urban grids, can be reported through one unified platform. This system…

    Costly Energy Contracts Hurting Economy: Ejaz

    By Salman Khan | December 10, 2025

    Former caretaker federal minister for commerce and industry Dr Gohar Ejaz has opened a fresh front on the power sector, warning that Pakistan is bleeding billions due to expensive wind and coal power agreements that the government has failed to renegotiate. In a sharp critique, the Chairman of the Economic Policy & Business Development Committee…

    KAPCO Back Online as NEPRA Clears Tariff Issue

    By Salman Khan | December 10, 2025

    Kot Addu Power Company Limited (KAPCO) has resumed operations and rejoined the national grid after more than ten weeks of suspension that began on October 1, 2025. With the tariff issue resolved, KAPCO’s return strengthens supply reliability in southern Punjab and restores a key Black Start–capable facility to the national system. The interruption had occurred…