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10/01/2026

Energy Expert Mr Asim Riaz says the thermal efficiency of captive power plants is very low in Pakistan and contributes to the energy crisis.

10/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, KATI, called for including industrialists and businessman in policymaking to resolve the energy crisis.

10/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, KATI, said capacity payments in energy prices are extremely high in Pakistan.

09/01/2026

Energy expert Mr Asim Riaz recalls an incident when a water run car was once presented in front of the federal cabinet.

09/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, KATI, calls for reducing electricity prices, arguing the decline will not incur losses by boost the economy and create jobs.

09/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, KATI, calls for the rationalisation of energy prices, saying it will not incur losses but rather boost the economy.

09/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, KATI, saying that there is a shortage of gas turbines in the world and Pakistan can will have to reduce electricity prices.

08/01/2026

Mr Asim Riaz, energy expert and Energy Adviser at All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA, said the industry will shut down due to expensive electricity.

08/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) said that industrialists should be involved in policymaking. “Bureaucrats don’t run factories. And industrialists are not involved in policy making,” he said during a webinar hosted by Mehfooz Pakistan.

07/01/2026

Mr Asim Riaz, energy expert and Energy Adviser at All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA, says the spinning and weaving industry has been affected by the energy crisis.

07/01/2026

Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) said that government should rationalize electricity prices as it will not lead to losses as consumption increases and will have an profound impact on the economy.

07/01/2026

Due to costly electricity, Pakistan is not able to export and regional countries make it cheaper, says Mr Rehan Javed, Chairman Energy Committee, Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI).

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