Pressure gauges, pipes and valves are pictured at an underground gas storage facility. PHOTO: REUTERS
The regulator has announced revised prices for 47 fields across the country, according to the notification.
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It announced new prices in dollar value for some of the wells and in rupee value for others. The revised prices lie in a range of $2.31-7.20 per million British Thermal Units (mmbtu) and Rs123.87-483.57 per mmbtu. The prices are effective from July 1 to December 31, 2017, according to the notification.
“Price of gas from Sui fields has been revised according to petroleum policy 2012, which is now equal to $2.66/mmbtu (up 112%),” Sherman Securities analyst Aftab Awan said in the brokerage house’s report.
“Daily average sale from Sui field is around 350-400mmcfd with 80 producing wells. Gas from Sui accounts for 37% of Pakistan Petroleum Limited’s (PPL) gas revenue and 22% of the overall revenue,” he added.
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PPL, the sole commercial operator of Sui gas fields, is a listed firm at Pakistan Stock Exchange. Its share price increased 1.44%, or Rs2.42, to Rs169.58 with a volume of 751,800 shares on Wednesday.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 7th, 2017.
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