“To reduce gas consumption, less gas must be used to generate electricity. Coal-fired power plants will have to be used more instead,” Germany’s Minister Robert Habeck said.
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Govt invites tenders to buy six LNG cargoes for May-June to overcome power outages
by Umar Sohailby Umar SohailThe government intends to buy three LNG cargoes in May and three in June at competitive prices.
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Europe to face gas crisis as Germany refuses to pay to Russia in rubles
The “early warning” measure, the first of three alarm levels under the government’s emergency gas plan, was “preventative” and intended to assure supply of the fuel, said Habeck, who is …
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gas crisis in pakistan: Textile sector suffers over $250 million export losses in 15 days, says APTMA
Association further stated that mills were running at 80% capacity, which would cause more or less 20% loss of exports.
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gas crisis in pakistan: Textile sector suffers over $250 million export losses in 15 days, says APTMA
Association further stated that mills were running at 80% capacity, which would cause more or less 20% loss of exports.
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EconomyLatest UpdatesNational
sSGC will suspend gas supply to non-export-oriented industries in sindh and balochistan from dec 11
The supply will remain suspended to the general industries till further orders. However, the supply to the zero-rated export industries including the captive power plants and fertilizer sector would continue, …
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“Why no preemptive arrangements were made; while everyone in the government knew well that there will be a huge gas shortage in the winter months,” he added.Â
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CCOE has decided to evolve a plan for better management of gas in winter to avoid inconvenience to domestic consumers
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3-month gas loadshedding plan for domestic consumers in this winter season
This planning was discussed in the recent meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Energy (CCoE), held on Thursday (Nov 11).