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WSSP switches to paperless system
WSSP switches to paperless system
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Sindh governor downplays Pakistan’s water woes at international conference
Zubair refused to acknowledge that Pakistan is in state of water emergency
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Bureaucratic wrangling stalls WB-funded $73m water project
$73m scheme aimed to better manage water resources in Indus River basin
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PAC refuses to meet in absence of AGP
Govt notifies Haq Nawaz as acting auditor general
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Power consumers bear big part of subsidy cost
Govt collects tariff rationalisation surcharge to reduce its subsidy bill
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Govt claims 10,000MW to be added this year
This seems exaggerated as PPIB sees launch of just 4,907MW projects in 2017
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PM backs low-tariff solar power plants in Punjab
Directs ministry to coordinate with province, draw up proposals
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Power outages to end well before 2018 elections, claims ministry
Says load-shedding will vanish from the country in Nov this year
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Water and power ministry seeks PM’s intervention
Requests govt to urgently clear Rs175b in power sector dues, blames finance ministry for unpaid amount
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Ministry seeks power to slap surcharges on consumers
Suggests amendments to the Nepra Act to turn the regulator toothless
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PAC subcommittee wants upgrade of grid stations
Committee says it will address issues faced by consumers
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Govt paid Rs65b in markup on financing for power firms
Financing amounting to Rs136b was taken from banks to repay earlier loans
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Mega power plants shut as demand drops massively
Electricity needs drop 7,000MW from the peak in summer months
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Pakistan anticipates surplus electricity in mid-2018
Secretary Dagha claims country will have 1,224MW in surplus at the time of next general elections
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Rational use: Power ministry devising energy saving plans
Parliament has recently passed National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act 2016
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Energy projects being finished on war footing, says Ali
Govt is committed to making Pakistan outages-free by 2018
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Power woes: Lesco chief removed from office
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has started probing the case of three grid stations