A meeting of LESCO functional heads was held at the company’s headquarters under the chairmanship of Chief Executive Officer Engineer Muhammad Ramzan Butt to review safety matters, monsoon preparations and
Pakistan’s efforts to secure financial relief on outstanding payments linked to China-Pakistan Economic Corridor power projects have reportedly faced a setback, as Chinese lenders and independent power producers remain unwilling
Pakistan has emerged as the world’s third-largest importer of solar panels, importing 17 gigawatts of solar capacity during 2024, nearly double the previous year’s level. According to the Pakistan Climate
The World Bank has approved $375.9 million in financing to strengthen and modernize Pakistan’s electricity transmission system. According to the World Bank, the project aims to improve the capacity of
Islamabad: Reports suggest that Pakistan’s electricity grid may be handling nearly double the officially recorded rooftop solar capacity. The claim references AI-based modeling results from a study titled “The Uncounted
Power companies across Pakistan have rolled out a redesigned electricity bill format as part of the Ministry of Energy (Power Division)’s consumer-focused reform plan. The updated bill is simpler and
Lahore: Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has completed special arrangements to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply during Muharram-ul-Haram. According to LESCO Chief Executive Officer Engineer Muhammad Ramzan Butt, dedicated teams of
Islamabad – The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced a reduction of Rs1.98 per unit in electricity tariffs, providing a net relief of Rs0.80 per unit to consumers
Islamabad: The government has proposed imposing higher fixed electricity charges on households and businesses consuming minimal electricity. The policy aims to boost revenue collection in the power sector and cover
Pakistan is increasingly drawing the attention of investors from China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Türkiye, particularly in its energy and power sectors. Officials believe that foreign participation can bring fresh
