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Pakistan’s gas reserves are anticipated to be cut in half by 2027, according to SSGC

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According to the SSGC, natural gas supplies are quickly running out as gas use is rising. The corporation emphasized that switching from local gas to RLNG was necessary.

To address the nation’s gas demands, the SSGC added that it is focusing on producing biogas, nitrogen, and gas from coal.

The United States had concerns about the project because of international constraints on Iran, but the caretaker government approved development on the Pak-Iran gas pipeline to satisfy the country’s gas demands.

According to the sources, the interim administration increased gas prices nationwide in February in order to comply with IMF requirements.

Reliable sources state that a significant rise of Rs 300 per mmbtu was allowed for non-protected users, while protected consumers received an increase of Rs 100 per mmbtu.

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