Tuesday , July 21 2026

Energy

Islamabad in search of waste disposal sites for six decades

Mahtab Bashir ISLAMABAD: Lalarukh, a resident of I-10, becomes frustrated by the lingering unpleasant odor that greets her every time she ascends to the rooftop in search of a breath of fresh air. She is expressing dissatisfaction with the city’s industrial nature, which is causing pollution through smoke and water …

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Electricity consumers to pay Rs 2.8 tr under capacity payments

The electricity consumers are set to pay capacity payments up to Rs 2.8 trillion during the upcoming financial year 2024-25.The capacity payments account for 70 percent of electricity tariff for the consumers whereas the energy price amounts to 30 percent.These capacity payments are linked with dollar indexation and therefore, these …

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2nd phase of CPEC emphasizes B2B partnerships

Federal Minister for Planning, Development & Special Initiatives, Prof. Ahsan Iqbal, convened a meeting with 35 Chinese enterprises and Pakistani business houses to explore opportunities for enhanced bilateral cooperation and mutual growth. The meeting aimed to solicit input and proposals for strengthening business-to-business partnerships, a key focus of CPEC’s 2nd …

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ARAMCO acquires 40% shares in GO Petroleum

The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) approved a 40% equity stake acquisition in Gas & Oil Pakistan Ltd (GO) by Aramco, a global leader in integrated energy and chemicals. This transaction marks Aramco’s first entry into Pakistan’s fuels retail market, underscoring its confidence in the country’s economic potential and its …

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Rising Electricity Costs Drive Pakistanis toward Solar Solutions

Special Report Islamabad: Discover how residents in Pakistan are combating high electricity bills by transitioning to solar energy. Learn about the significant increase in solar panel installations and the potential for renewable energy in Pakistan Taiq Iqbal, a resident of Islamabad, has been troubled by extraordinarily high electricity bills from …

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