Asian Development Bank Commits to Accelerating Pakistans Power Sector Digitization and Reforms
The Asian Development Bank announces technical support for Pakistans power sector focusing on smart metering, rooftop solar, and the restructuring of the National Grid Company.
Pakistan and US Reaffirm Economic Partnership Amid Global Energy Challenges
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker discuss expanding trade, energy reforms, and investment in technology and mining.
OGDCL Receives Rs7.73bn Seventh Installment Under Circular Debt Settlement Plan
OGDCL has received its seventh monthly interest payment of Rs7.73 billion under Pakistan’s Circular Debt Settlement Plan, raising total recoveries to nearly Rs54 billion as part of government-led energy sector reforms.
Pakistan Approaches World Bank for Refinancing $36bn Energy Sector Debt to Reduce Power Tariffs
Pakistan has approached the World Bank to explore refinancing options for $36 billion in energy sector debt, aiming to replace costly foreign loans with cheaper multilateral financing and reduce electricity prices for consumers.
PM Shehbaz Sharif Launches Rs23 per Unit Power Tariff Plan for Industry and Agriculture
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a new electricity pricing plan offering reduced tariffs for industrial and agricultural users at Rs23 per unit under the Roshan Maeeshat Electricity Package, aiming to revive economic activity without subsidies while ensuring IMF compliance.
Govt to Open Power Market in 2026, Allowing Consumers to Choose Electricity Providers
The government plans to liberalize the electricity market in 2026, enabling consumers to choose their power suppliers and fostering competition in Pakistan’s energy sector.
KSE-100 Crosses 150,000 Milestone in Intraday Trade as Market Sentiment Improves
The KSE-100 Index at the Pakistan Stock Exchange crossed 150,000 points in intraday trade for the first time, driven by investor optimism, government reform measures, and strong sectoral performance across banking, cement, and pharmaceuticals.

