Tag: Shortfall
Power shortfall set to cross 4,000MW
LAHORE - Electricity shortfall is set to cross the 4,000MW mark for the first time during the current season, despite a small decrease in mercury level owing to scattered rains in different parts in the country, including the provincial capital, on Friday.
According to the latest power generation and demand figures released by the Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO), the shortfall has increased by 830 MW during the last 24 hours. The official data shows that electricity
According to the latest power generation and demand figures released by the Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO), the shortfall has increased by 830 MW during the last 24 hours. The official data shows that electricity
Power shortfall dips to 3,002 MW
ISLAMABAD - The power shortfall on Monday further dipped to 3,002 MW from 3,100 MW as the total power generation was recorded as 10,700 MW against demand of 13,702 MW during the last 24 hours.
According to daily power generation report, the hydel generation stood at 2,662 MW, WAPDA thermal 1,782 MW, IPPs 6,194 MW and Rental 62 MW.
Some 700 MW electricity was supplied to Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC), the report further said.
Meanwhile, hydel generation from
According to daily power generation report, the hydel generation stood at 2,662 MW, WAPDA thermal 1,782 MW, IPPs 6,194 MW and Rental 62 MW.
Some 700 MW electricity was supplied to Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC), the report further said.
Meanwhile, hydel generation from
Power shortfall estimated to be over 5,000MW in summers
ISLAMABAD - With the lingering domestic gas shortages and higher international oil prices, the country's electricity generation is likely to face a deficit of more than 5,000 megawatts (MW) in summers. An official source at the Ministry of Water and Power said the shortage of electricity was expected to increase significantly with the beginning of hot weather from April as the generation units were already facing a shortage of gas and lacked financial resources to purchase the
Load-shedding rises, as shortfall reaches 1,800MW
LAHORE - The power shortfall in the country crossed 1,800MW on Monday resulting in long hours of load shedding. Power outages crossed the four to eight hours mark while in many areas, electricity was closed for continuous intervals.
Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) officials said that the shortfall increased because of an increase in power demand but in fact there was less demand because of pleasant weather. They said that power generation remained 10,121MW while demand
Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) officials said that the shortfall increased because of an increase in power demand but in fact there was less demand because of pleasant weather. They said that power generation remained 10,121MW while demand
Revenue shortfall attributed to tax imbalances
KARACHI: The corporate sector in Pakistan is paying the highest rate of income tax in comparison to its counterparts in the region. Corporations in Pakistan are paying income tax at the rate of 35 percent while the corporate sectors in regional countries are taxed by between 20 to 33.99 percent in the category.
Despite the imposition of such a relatively high corporate tax rate in Pakistan, the country's tax-to-GDP ratio is one of the lowest in the world and is one of the reasons
Despite the imposition of such a relatively high corporate tax rate in Pakistan, the country's tax-to-GDP ratio is one of the lowest in the world and is one of the reasons
Power outages despite zero shortfall
LAHORE: According to Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) reports power shortfall reduced to zero megawatts on Friday and Saturday but even then citizens experienced a one-hour power outage in the morning and one in the evening.
Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) gave an old excuse saying that only commercial feeders were shut down and domestic users on those feeders had to face load shedding. More than 50 percent feeders in the city were commercial and a large number of
Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) gave an old excuse saying that only commercial feeders were shut down and domestic users on those feeders had to face load shedding. More than 50 percent feeders in the city were commercial and a large number of