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Federal Cabinet approves revised agreements with 14 IPPs

The Federal Cabinet has approved revised agreements with fourteen Independent Power Producers. The Cabinet, which met in Islamabad with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the chair, approved a proposal to reduce the profit and cost of these IPPs by 802 billion rupees A deduction of 35 billion rupees will be made from the additional profits of these IPPs over the past years. Under the revised agreements with IPPs, the government will benefit by 1.4 trillion rupees. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said the revised agreements with IPPs will not only save the national exchequer, and eliminate circular debt

Govt saved Rs 1.1 trillion through talks with IPPs: Awais Leghari

ISLAMABAD: Minister for Power Division Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari said that the government has saved Rs 1.1 trillion through negotiations with Independent Power Producers (IPPs). Addressing at the concluding ceremony of 4th International Hydropower Conference jointly organized by Energy Updates with collaboration of Private Power Infrastructure Board (PPIB), WAPDA and other stakeholders, the minister said that the government and IPPs mutually renewed the contracts in the interest of Pakistan. He said that people could not longer afford to pay the electricity bills and the government was going to revamp the entire power sector. “We are also restructuring National Transmission

December 29, 2023

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The government approved the changes to the energy agreements

Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday approved amendments to energy deals signed with Chinese power plants to end arbitrary sanctions, but postponed a decision to place a quadrinational natural gas pipeline project under the special foreign investment protection regime. The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the cabinet has authorized the power ministry to sign supplementary power purchase agreements with Chinese power plants set up under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). According to these agreements, Pakistan will not impose liquidated damages on Chinese factories for non-supply of electricity due to lack of fuel. In return, the Chinese investors will not claim the return

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