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Power consumers to share burden of exchange rate losses
Govt okays increase in power tariffs to protect foreign investors
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Power consumers paid Rs400b in capacity charges
Pay amount to IPPs despite no electricity generation
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PTCL directed to prepare surcharge slabs for consumers
Company seeking surcharge, though release of bills has been delayed
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Consumers show low confidence in Pakistan’s economy: survey
Country’s National Index score stands at 33.8 compared with India’s 62.9
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LNG consumers likely to bear extra $40m cost
Idle capacity at second LNG terminal estimated at 53% for 2019
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Mix of blessing and curse for energy consumers
Domestic consumers and farmers suffer; industries get bonanza of billions of rupees
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Receivables from power consumers swell to Rs896b
It creates significant challenge for incoming PTI-led govt
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Consumers’ stoves running cold without gas
Many say it has become impossible to even cook a meal
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PAC orders end to overbilling ‘honest’ consumers
Power secretary promises 3-year imprisonment for guilty officials
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All guns pointed at Khaadi, but what about the rest?
There is a long way to go before Pakistani consumers can influence production practices in the domestic market
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