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Hafiz Naeem calls for forensic audit of IPPs, seeks lower power tariffs

April 5, 2025

Govt plans to cut electricity prices by Rs10 per unit

October 23, 2024

Govt agrees to pay Rs 72bn to five IPPs in final agreement

October 17, 2024

a major problem which is not specific to the ipps is the amount of taxes and surcharges that consumers pay on electricity bills which now constitute up to 33 of the bills photo file

Take-and-pay model proposed for IPPs

September 8, 2024

Chinese lenders agree on daily SOFR

September 6, 2024

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