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October 26, 2025

News Desk

Businessmen call the new ‘Bijli Package’ inefficient

They argue that it will not provide meaningful tariff relief, leaving industries uncompetitive Power lines connecting high-voltage electricity pylons are seen during sunset at a power substation on the outskirts of Ronda, during a blackout in the city, Spain, April 28, 2025. Source: REUTERS LAHORE: The Pakistan Business Forum (PBF) has expressed its disappointment over the recently announced Roshan Maeeshat Bijli package, saying it will not effectively reduce the cost of doing business or make local industries competitive. He called the offer ineffective as it would not address the core issue of high energy tariffs. In a statement, PBF chairman

December 24, 2023

News Desk

The LUMS energy report sheds light on inefficient practices

LAHORE: In a major development, the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) Energy Institute (LEI) has published a ground-breaking report titled ‘Sustainable Architecture: Promoting Energy Efficient Buildings’. The report, launched at a ceremony attended by policymakers, regulators and key stakeholders, addresses Pakistan’s pressing energy challenges and proposes innovative solutions for the construction sector. Dr. Fiaz Ahmad Chaudhry, Director of the LUMS Energy Institute, underlined the urgency of adopting energy efficient practices, stating, “Pakistan’s staggering expenditure of nearly $100 billion on power plants, mostly for summer cooling loads, is unsustainable. By adopting energy-efficient practices, we can reduce cooling loads by at

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