Pakistan Buys Another Spot LNG Cargo to Meet Gas Demand

Pakistan has secured another spot liquefied natural gas cargo as the country works to maintain gas supplies amid ongoing energy pressures. According to the provided report, Pakistan LNG Limited received three international bids for the July 15–16 delivery window and approved the lowest evaluated offer at $18.23 per MMBtu. The two other bids were quoted at $18.59 and $18.72 per MMBtu.

The procurement is aimed at meeting domestic gas requirements and ensuring timely LNG availability. Pakistan has increasingly turned to the spot LNG market amid supply concerns and regional energy disruptions. Recent reporting also confirms that Pakistan LNG has been seeking urgent cargoes for July delivery as authorities work to protect fuel supplies.

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