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The LNG fault lines - Newspaper

The fragility of the liquefied natural gas(LNG) value chain was exposed last week that sent shock waves in the power corridors. The fault lines whilst hidden acted like sleeper cells and the first strike made the decision-makers lose their sleep. The end consumers suffered the most in killing hot summer amid the return of the countrywide power cuts of various scales and durations. Any lesson: how weak and frail is the value chain. The fault lines were well known but small jolts in the form of a dry dock created a crisis which should now initiate a serious re-think in the decision-making circle what leverage do they have when the value chain is in the hands of a few? Better late than never but they need to identify the perils ahead and measures necessary for a flourishing, stable gas market.

OGRA Awards Construction Licenses for LNG Terminals

OGRA Awards Construction Licenses for LNG Terminals The Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has granted construction licenses to Tabeer Energy and Energas, Dawn News reported on Friday. These licenses will be valid for 15 years and are concerned with the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminals at Port Qasim. The terminals will be used to import, regasify, store, and supply LNG to the private customers of both companies. The companies are likely to arrange LNG reports without any liability to the government. They will also be able to use the pipeline network of gas utilities that they had been unable to access until now.

Earnings to drive stocks in bumpy trade

Earnings to drive stocks in bumpy trade Business February 21, 2021 Stocks are expected to rise from the ashes of last week’s burnout as investors are seen placing faith in corporations to declare openhanded earnings in the coming days, dealers said. The benchmark KSE-100 shares index gained 0.91 percent or 419.29 points for the week ended February 19, 2019 to close at 46,227.65 points. KSE-30 shares index gained 0.66 percent or 126.14 points to end the week at 19,230.64 points. “The index performed mainly on the positivity on the economic and large-scale manufacturing side where we have noticed significant rise in textile and food exports, surging 8.0 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively in 7MFY21, compared to 7MFY20,” said Muhammad Saeed Khalid, head of Research at Shajar Capital.

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