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PM, JI Ameer discuss public relief in electricity prices, Palestine

April 6, 2025

New electricity tariffs after PM announces reduction in electricity

April 3, 2025

Good news! PM Shehbaz announces reduction in electricity prices

April 3, 2025

electricity prices expected to reduce

April 2, 2025

Outdated infrastructure and transformer failures worsen electricity shortages in PoGB

December 25, 2024

Protests in Gwadar continue for over a week, demanding reopening of Iranian border for trade

December 24, 2024

Govt plans to cut electricity prices by Rs10 per unit

October 23, 2024

Cuba’s power grid fails leaving millions without electricity

October 19, 2024

China is leading an ‘age of electricity,’ IEA says

October 16, 2024

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